A powerful middle-grade novel, A Dog Named 647, written by Nancy Kay, delves into the dark world of puppy mills through the eyes of twelve-year-old Mia.
Browsing: Family Conflicts
In this wise and funny picture book, readers will learn valuable tools for recognizing and managing strong emotions by watching Henry work through his problem.
Step into the pasture with Bella and Bird as they help young readers explore big feelings in Deana Plaskon’s heartfelt story, Bella and Bird Explore Anger.
Written by a psychotherapist with personal and professional insight, this book offers practical advice to help young readers understand and cope with divorce.
Sally J. Pla is an award-winning author of books for young readers. She shares insights into her latest novel, The Fire, the Water, and Maudie McGinn.
Christmas Land, by Amber and Davina Bernardi-Kim, is a magical Christmas story with some important lessons about empathy and cupcake consumption.
The Ghostly Adventures of Jamie C. O’Hare: The Church Tower is a good old-fashioned ghost story in the best tradition of old-fashioned ghost stories.
Gayle Rosengren’s MacKenzie’s Last Run is fast-paced, emotionally hard-hitting, and impossible to put down until the last page.
In this insightful interview, author Gayle Rosengren poignantly discusses MacKenzie’s Last Run and themes of grief, loss, and gun safety issues.
ONE JAR OF MAGIC, is Corey Ann Haydu’s fourth middle grade novel. Get to know more about her and why she wrote this book.