What would you do if you were trapped on a train with no way to escape while tons of snow crashed down the mountain? I Survived the Wellington Avalanche, 1910 is packed with danger, courage, and nonstop action.
Pawcasso follows a lonely eleven-year-old who gets swept into a massive neighborhood misunderstanding over a grocery-buying, basket-toting dog. Balancing funny town debates with authentic lessons on honesty and connection perfect for young art enthusiasts, and animal lovers alike.
Hilarity, heart, and historical charm collide in Not Your All-American Girl which delivers a lighthearted yet deeply relevant look at racism, microaggressions, and identity in the 1980s. Centering on a half-Jewish, half-Chinese sixth grader navigating theater typecasting and friendship which promotes inclusivity, cultural pride, and self-advocacy.
A visually breathtaking and deeply moving graphic novel! Alina Chau’s Marshmallow & Jordan masterfully blends sports, Indonesian culture, and a touch of magical realism. Centering on a determined young athlete navigating life in a wheelchair alongside an adorable baby elephant which explores resilience, global diversity, and adaptive sports.
An incredibly heartfelt debut, Many Points of Me captures the essence of a New York City tween navigating the painful waves of grief and friendship. For art lovers and educators alike, Caroline Gertler delivers a captivating, comforting story about finding your own path when life gets confusing. Highly recommended for middle grade readers discovering who they truly are.