Author Laurel Cash draws on her personal experiences with reluctant writers to craft this short novel aimed at middle-grade students.
Browsing: Middle Grade
A desperate boy’s dream of owning a dog turns into an intergalactic war when a massive Great Dane is revealed to be a super-advanced robot.
A compelling coming-of-age journey following an ocean-going green sea turtle’s quest to find her place in the vast, beautiful, and dangerous ocean world.
The Nectar Collector is a thoughtful, character-driven animal adventure story that explores themes of community, purpose, and loyalty.
2025 delivers an outstanding collection of middle grade novels that showcase the incredible depth and diversity of storytelling for young readers.
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.
A compelling page-turner perfect for fans of “spooky but not terrifying” ghost stories, Wonders of Shadow Key encourages readers to look beyond the surface.
The Sun Will Shine Again is a well-written and relatable narrative, perfect as a standalone novel or supplemental text for Holocaust studies.
With over 60 books to her name, Claudia Mills shares how Swiss Miss, philosophy, and empathy all fuel her writing of The Last Apple Tree.
Mills honors both the pain of loss and the resilience of youth in The Last Apple Tree, a moving and worthy addition to today’s middle-grade fiction.