Tod Olson’s Into the Clouds follows the experiences of three groups of mountaineers as they attempt to summit the deadly K2.
Browsing: Middle Grade
The List of Things That Will Not Change, by Rebecca Stead, follows a girl adjusting to a new normal after her parent’s divorce.
Katharine Orton’s Nevertell is a magical tale set in the Siberian cold. It’s a fast-moving read that has an air of a ghost story mixed with magical realism.
Magic Required is Book 3 in Obert Skye’s Wizard for Hire series, and it’s worth your time. The trilogy is a great one for older middle-readers moving to YA.
A group of people hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic are authors of new books. The following are just some of the middle-grade books that came out in March.
Murder at the Museum transports readers to the streets of — and tunnels beneath — London.
A fluffy bunny wreaks all sorts of havoc in Judith Kerr’s delightfully funny early chapter book The Curse of the School Rabbit.
Julia Nobel’s The Secret of White Stone Gate is a middle-grade mystery that should appeal to a large cross-section of readers.
Jasmine Green Rescues is a fun — new to the US — early chapter series that will appeal to young animal lovers and their parents alike.
In Gold Rush Girl, Newberry Medalist Avi has created another historical adventure sure to become a middle-grade classic.