Marisol is small, shy, and scared of the spotlight, but that won’t stop her from trying. She might just surprise herself and everyone else, too. Grades 1-3.
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Great Books for Great Kids
Keep your kids reading all year long with these fun books.
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- Forget feathers, this “duckling” has wings, scales, and a heart of gold. A warm, funny story about finding your fire (literally!). Grades 1-3.
- He’s a bit odd, a bit anxious, and totally unforgettable. Join Septimus the badger on a tender, quirky journey full of seaside charm, snail sleuths, and one missing seagull. Grades 1-3.
- One minute Alex is a normal kid with too many rules and the next, she’s breathing fire, dodging villains, and training to save a world she didn’t know existed. Grades 4-6.
- Maisie’s summer of babysitting her siblings was supposed to be boring, but a mysterious phone, secret texts, and a strange book throw her into a thrilling time-travel mission. Can she leap through history and save the world? Grades 4-6.
- Meet Pocket Bear—tiny, brave, and full of fluff! With his clever cat friend Zephyrina, he’s out to prove that even old toys can still save the day. Grades 4-6.
- Thirteen-year-old Keedie Darrow sees the world in her own brilliant way and she’s not afraid to stand out. When bullying threatens her friends, she starts an anti-bullying agency to take a stand. But how far will she go to protect those she cares…
- Sometimes what you’re searching for finds you first. When a lost dog crashes into Cordy’s life, everything changes. Can this scruffy pup help heal her broken family? Grades 7-8.
- Legends say the white wolf has powers. Okan and his unlikely crew are about to find out the truth … if the forest doesn’t break them first. Grades 7-8.
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