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2,147 books
0–3 yrs
90 books
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581 books
8–11 yrs
873 books
12–18 yrs
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Popstar Monster Slayer
Charlie Mars
For the child who loves the spotlight but needs to know that real magic happens when friends work together to stand up f
Ages 8–15
The First Superhero #2
The Siege of the Supers
Logan Rutherford
For the child who loves high-stakes action and dreams of being a hero. This sci-fi adventure explores what it truly mean
Ages 10–14
Who Was?
Who Was Joan of Arc?
Sarah Winifred Searle, Who HQ
For the child finding their own voice, this graphic biography explores the courage of a girl who led an army and stayed
Ages 8–12
Scratch9 #1
Scratch9: The Pet Project
Rob M. Worley
For the child who loves their pet and imagines what they do when humans aren't looking. This high-stakes adventure celeb
Ages 8–12
The Keeper of Reign #1
Keeper of Reign
Emma Right
For the teenager grappling with their own identity while feeling the weight of family expectations and a world that feel
Ages 12–17
National Geographic Reading Expeditions: Stand Up and Speak Out
A Road to Freedom
George Capaccio
For the child curious about how brave people worked together to overcome injustice and seek safety in American history.
Ages 8–14
The Demon Headmaster #3
The Revenge of the Demon Headmaster
Gillian Cross
For the child navigating the pressures of digital worlds and peer influence, this thriller celebrates the power of criti
Ages 8–12
The Demon Headmaster #1
The Demon Headmaster
Gillian Cross
For the child who feels like school rules are a bit too strict or wants to find where they truly belong within a new fam
Ages 8–12
Animorphs #15
The Escape
K.A. Applegate
For the child grappling with the weight of responsibility or the fear of hidden dangers in their world.
Ages 8–12
Don't Feed the Boy
Irene Latham
For the child who feels restricted by family rules and yearns for the freedom to be themselves while navigating complex
Ages 8–12
The Winner's Trilogy #1
The Winner's Curse
Marie Rutkoski
For the teen exploring the weight of privilege and the blurred lines of loyalty when your heart and your conscience are
Ages 14–18
Mouse and Lion
Rand Burkert
For the child who feels small in a world of giants, this thoughtful retelling shows how even the tiniest person can be a
Ages 4–8
Let Your Voice Be Heard
Anita Silvey
For the child grappling with the unfairness of the world, this biography shows how one woman used her incredible talent
Ages 8–12
Kindness For Weakness
Shawn Goodman
For the teen struggling to stay true to themselves in a harsh world. A raw look at navigating juvenile detention and the
Ages 14–18
The Book of Stolen Dreams #1
The Book of Stolen Dreams
David Farr
For the child grappling with a changing world who needs to know that courage and imagination can overcome even the darke
Ages 9–12
Ashlords #1
Ashlords
Scott Reintgen
For the teen grappling with systemic unfairness who finds power in high-stakes competition and the drive to change their
Ages 14–18
The Nazi Hunters
Neal Bascomb
For the teen processing the gravity of history, this high-stakes account explores the pursuit of accountability and the
Ages 12–18
Attack of the Turtle
Drew Carlson
For the child who thrives on high energy adventures and needs to see that even superheroes succeed through cooperation a
Ages 6–10
1919: The Year That Changed America
Martin W. Sandler
For the teenager curious about how today's social movements began, this award-winning history reveals how one explosive
Ages 12–18
Exposed
Kimberly Marcus
For the teenager grappling with complex family loyalty after a brother is accused of a serious crime, this verse novel e
Ages 14–18
Darkness Everywhere
Matt Doeden
For the child questioning how one person can change the world or trying to understand the roots of global conflict and t
Ages 10–14
Saving Sky
Diane Stanley
For the child grappling with the ethics of survival and the complexities of political power during a global crisis.
Ages 10–14
Someone New
Anne Sibley O'Brien
For the child noticing a new classmate who seems different, this story helps bridge the gap between being a stranger and
Ages 4–8
The List #2
The Last Lie
Patricia Forde
For the teen grappling with how to speak up when rules feel wrong, this story explores the courage needed to protect tru
Ages 10–14
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