A girl and her friend try to save their apartment building by entering a video contest in The Umbrella House, by Colleen Nelson.
Browsing: Middle Grade
A girl is determined to bring electricity to her Appalachian community in Light Comes to Shadow Mountain, a historical fiction novel by Toni Buzzeo.
An average kid finds himself as a finalist to be named World’s Greatest Kid in The Greatest Kid in the World, by John David Anderson.
This fall, Ursula K. Le Guin’s popular Catwings series, including Catwings, Catwings Returns, Wonderful Alexander, and Jane on Her own, is being reissued.
A boy dreams of going to space with his disabled brother in Farther Than the Moon, a middle-grade novel by Lindsay Lackey.
Learn how to bake kid-friendly recipes with Great British Baking Show winner David Atherton’s Baking Book for Kids: Delicious Recipes for Budding Bakers.
When an asteroid’s path heads straight toward Earth, an 11-year-old writes a book to prove people existed in The Probability of Everything, by Sarah Everett.
A girl struggles to find her place in the world as her neighborhood burns down around her in Remember Us, by Jacqueline Woodson.
Two girls — on from America and the other from the UK — kindle a friendship when their parents swap houses in The House Swap, by Yvette Clark.
A girl chases her dreams of becoming a famous chef in This Is How I Roll, a middle-grade novel by Debbi Michiko Florence.