by Candace Fleming
History meets hijinks when Ben Franklin accidentally time travels to a 10-year-old’s home in 21st – century America!
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Ben Franklin’s In My Bathroom
Unstoppable: True Stories of Amazing Bionic Animals
by Nancy Furstinger
Chris P. Bacon was born with malformed legs, but with the help of a wheelchair made of construction toys, he’s become a hero to people with similar challenges.
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The Great Shelby Holmes Meets Her Match
by Elizabeth Eulberg
The Great Shelby Holmes may have finally met her match in this humorous sequel to Elizabeth Eulberg’s fresh twist on Sherlock Holmes.
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The War I Finally Won
by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
This sequel to the War That Saved My Life continues Ada’s World War II journey as new challenges force her to figure out who she really is now that she’s free.
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My Brigadista Year
by Katherine Paterson
Follow a young Cuban teenager as she volunteers for Fidel Castro’s national literacy campaign and travels into the impoverished countryside to teach others how to read.
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Have Sword, Will Travel
by Garth Nix
A boy, a girl, and a sword must go on a quest to save their kingdom from threats–both human and dragon form.
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The Doughnut Kingdom: Cucumber Quest #1
by Gigi D.G.
What happens when an evil queen gets her hands on an ancient force of destruction? World domination, obviously.
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The Player King
by Avi
From Newberry Award-winning author Avi comes the gripping and amazingly true tale of a boy plucked from the gutter to become the King of England.
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Satellite
by Nick Lake
A teenage boy born in space makes his first trip to Earth in this engrossing sci-fi adventure.
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Weave a Circle Round
by Kari Maaren
All Freddy wants to do is navigate high school with as little trouble as possible. Then someone moves in next door–two extremely odd someones.
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