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   Some people think he’s a hero, others think of him as a young, nosy, wannabe lawyer. The reader knows him as Theodore Boone, and he’s back in The Activist by John Grisham.

“The way I got the diamond on my face happened like this.”

 

Laugh. Out. Loud. Funny!

A very fun, amazing book of adventure by Kage Baker

From tiny hummingbirds to soaring eagles, this book has over 100 fascinating species of birds for you to discover.

A fantastic start to a new series!

Tucker's world is turned upside down when a branch of the military destroys his life.

Young Angus's life is turned upside down one late night.

Amelia Bedelia Means Business

After reading "The Odd Squad: Bully Bait", I got to interview the author. Michael Fry, the writer and illustrator had a lot to say...

 “The Odd Squad; Bully Bait” is a laugh out loud graphic novel by Michael Fry about a boy’s defeat over a middle school bully.

The Dead Kid Detective Agency really isn't so dead after all.

"Genie Wishes" by Elisabeth Dahl is a funny and relatable book for girls.

Who is Jenny and what's an adventurer?

Extra, extra! Teen reporter has new competition!

Gary Michael is an amazing artist and author and was a pleasure to interview!

Run! The zombies are coming!

 Meet Basil. He’s a twelve –year-old boy who has been homeschooled by his grandmother until this year. He’s different from the other kids, and as a result has no friends.

On her daily walk to the beach, Veronika stumbles upon a girl face-down in the sand. She drags the mysterious girl back to the house.

Daniel (Danny) Anderson was not always known as Daniel (E.) Anderson. His real middle name is James. The E stands for Eli, Danny’s brother. Eli decided that during 9/11 he wanted to help.

Herbert’s Wormhole and Aerostar and the 3 ½ Point Plan of Vengeance is an exciting and funny tale by Rohitash Rao and Peter Nelson about 3 friends, Alex, Herbert, and Sammy and their 3

Have you ever been bullied by someone? Or have you bullied someone? Either way, kids and adults everywhere can relate to this heart-warming book tackling an important issue that has existed for many years all over the world… bullying.

A wonderful book that is sure to get the whole family giggling.

In Mr. Lemoncello’s library everything is possible: from talking robots and holographic images to the most challenging lock-in game where children need to find their way out by discovering the clues and solving the puzzle in one day and twelve hours! The pressure is on!