These interactive books invite young readers to lift flaps to find Maisy and everyday objects. They are playful, simple, and help build curiosity and early language skills.
This biography gives young readers a clear picture of John F. Kennedy’s life, from his childhood to his presidency. It explains his leadership and historical impact in an accessible and engaging way.
In this sequel, students labeled as “gifted” face pressure, expectations, and competition. The story challenges the idea of intelligence and shows that everyone has strengths, even if they are not always recognized.
Linked follows several middle school students whose stories connect through small but meaningful actions. The book highlights how kindness, courage, and choices can ripple outward and affect others in unexpected ways.
Based on a true story, this book tells how a young boy uses his curiosity and determination to solve a serious problem in his village. It is an inspiring story about creativity, education, and never giving up.
This sequel continues the story of Ivan, Ruby, and Bob as they face changes and new challenges. It focuses on what it means to be a family, showing how love, loyalty, and support help characters grow.
This book explains how the human body works using comic-style illustrations and humor. Topics like organs, muscles, and systems are made fun and easy to understand, making science feel exciting rather than overwhelming. Recommended for upper elementary students.
Little Blue Truck tells the story of a kind, friendly truck who greets everyone he meets on the road. Through rhyming text and warm illustrations, the book shows how kindness and helping others can bring people together. A family favorite!
This book uses bright, clear illustrations of cars and trucks to help young readers practice counting. It is simple, engaging, and encourages children to interact with the pictures while building early math skills.
This book brings readers back into Mr. Lemoncello’s exciting library for another fast-paced challenge filled with puzzles and brain teasers. The characters must work together, think creatively, and solve problems while learning about teamwork and perseverance.
In Unplugged, a boy is sent to a camp with no technology as a punishment, and he is forced to adjust to life without screens. What starts as misery slowly becomes a meaningful experience as he learns independence, teamwork, and how to connect with others in a real way.
This book follows a group of kids who build a hidden fort in the woods, which slowly turns into a place with its own rules and leaders. As the fort grows, the story shows how power, fairness, and responsibility can affect friendships and decisions.
This book follows Armpit, a teenager trying to stay out of trouble and build a better life after time in juvenile detention. As he faces new challenges, friendships, and tough choices, the story explores responsibility, personal growth, and how small decisions can make a big difference.
This novel weaves together two stories set in Sudan. One of a boy fleeing his home during war and another of a girl walking daily to collect water for her family. Through their experiences, the book highlights survival, perseverance, and the importance of access to clean water.
Set during the 1986 Challenger space shuttle launch, this book follows three siblings dealing with school, family struggles, and personal challenges. Their shared love of space exploration helps them cope with change while learning about responsibility, forgiveness, and hope.
This science-fiction story follows a group of gifted students selected for a mysterious and intense educational experiment. As the program becomes more demanding and unusual, the students begin to question its true purpose and the cost of pursuing perfection.
This story centers on Willow Chance, a highly intelligent and unique girl who finds comfort in counting by sevens, gardening, and medical facts. After an unexpected event changes her life, Willow is forced to connect with people she never expected, discovering the importance of community and human connection.
This novel follows Catherine, a middle school girl who spends much of her time caring for her younger brother, who has autism. As she navigates friendships, family responsibilities, and her own desire to fit in, Catherine learns about patience, empathy, and what it truly means to be kind.
This book tells the story of a girl whose life changes when she must start over in a new country. It is an inspiring story about hope, hard work, and resilience.
This story follows three black sisters who spend a summer with their mother in California. It is the first time they're meeting their mother. It is a powerful book about family, history, and growing up.