Fast-paced, compelling, and sharply relevant, Accidental Tribes blends mystery, dark humor, and the realities of growing up in the digital age.
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Uplifting, timely, and instructive, Leah & The 0% Match is perfect for launching discussions about the role and usefulness of “smart” technologies in our lives.
Capturing the emotions and friendships that characterize life in middle school, Best Friends is a story about music, experience, and growing into oneself.
In Passing Notes, debut author Tammy Wilson draws on decades of experience as an elementary school principal to tell the story of Logan, a boy with asthma.
Passing Notes is the perfect length for a read-aloud book, making it an excellent choice for classroom use and discussions on modifying behavior.
An emotionally resonant read for children aged 10 and up who are dealing with identity, friendship drama, and coming to terms with feeling “different”.
In this second story in Casper’s adventures, readers will follow the continuing adventures of the courageous house cat as she tries to find her way home.
A beautiful read-aloud choice for parents and educators seeking a direct and positive way to address issues of bullying, self-esteem, and pressure to conform.
An ideal read for anyone who enjoys character-driven narratives, secret-society tropes, and stories that use the fantastical to explore real-world issues.
A 12-year-old boy with a rare form of facial paralysis uses his deadpan humor to overcome bullying and find his true self.