Ryan Quinn and the Rebel's Escape Author: Ron McGee Recommended By: Victoria

Spies, travel, teamwork, and confidence make this action packed mystery hard to put down. I visualized the scences as if it were a movie. Great read for peole who enjoy adventure!

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Peak Author: Roland Smith Recommended By: Victoria

Peak is the name of the teenage character who gets in trouble for climbing a building in New York City. Read it to find out what his next challenge will be! This book is suitable for middle school.

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Mia Mayhem is a Superhero! Author: Kara West Recommended By: Juli

Have you ever wanted to be a superhero? What would your super power be? This is a SUPER series - easy-to-read words with illustrations for the emerging reader.

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Mountain Bike Mania Author: Matt Christopher Recommended By: Juli

Will is not good at sports, so he tries his luck by joining the mountain bike club. While learning some adventurous skills, Will also learns lessons about friendships old and new. One of many in this sports series for the middle grade reader.

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Out of Tune Author: Gail Nall Recommended By: Cathy

When 12-year-old Maya's parents move their family into the world's ugliest RV to travel the country, Maya begins OMGH, Operation Maya Goes Home. Her adventure turns out to be more complicated that she ever thought. Will she find home to be where she expected?

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The Night Fairy Author: Laura Amy Schlitz Recommended By: Marie

This slim volume about an acorn-sized fairy who must find her strength and courage is simply magical. Learn some surprising things about fairies!

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The Real McCoys Author: Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr Recommended By: Matthew

Mystery-solver-extraordinaire Moxie McCoy has a problem: her partner in crime-solving has moved away! How can she crack the case of the missing school mascot? Witty text and boisterous illustrations make this a winning chapter book.

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Megabat Author: Anna Humphrey Recommended By: Matthew

After moving to a new home, Daniel finds himself lonely. But he soon finds that he's not as lonely as talking fruit bat Megabat, who longs to go home to the land of "Papaya Premium" (Borneo). Humorous and heartfelt, readers will root for Megabat!

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The Refuge Author: Sandra le Guen Recommended By: Victoria

The simple text and illustrations of this heartfelt refugee story makes it suitable for a young audience. This story exhibits the strength and courage of a refugee's plight through the blossoming curiousity of a new found friend. There is much symbolism in the illustrations as well.

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Caterpillar Dreams Author: Clive McFarland Recommended By: Juli

How far will you travel to make your dreams come true? Join Henry the caterpillar as he breaks out of his comfort-zone and tries many new adventures in his quest to fly.

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The Hike Author: Alison Farrell Recommended By: Sharon

There are so many things to see and do on a hike! This author provides labels for many of nature's discoveries along the way. Be sure to check the sketchbook at the end of the book.

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Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse Author: Kevin Henkes Recommended By: Sharon

This is a great book for early elementary readers. Lilly loves school and her teacher, Mr. Slinger. One day she brings her prized purple plastic purse to school. What do you think will happen?

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A Couch for Llama Author: Leah Gilbert Recommended By: Cathy

When a family's perfect, new couch whooshes off the top of their car into a field, they discover their couch has been taken over by a llama. Even though Llama doesn't know what it is, he soon realizes it is very comfy and he settles right in. A delightfully funny llama story.

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A Windy Day in Spring Author: Charles Ghigna Recommended By: Cathy

A fun rhyming story that takes you along with adorable animals frolicking in the springtime wind. This is one of the wonderful series, Springtime Weather Wonders, about the seasons.

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Montessori Letter Work Author: Bobby and June George Recommended By: Adeline

An excellent tactile experience for children learning letter names and sounds. The book includes: phonetics to pronounce each letter, a texture to trace, and a reference word for context.

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Love, Triangle Author: Marcie Colleen Recommended By: Adeline

Three feels like a crowd when new kid Triangle shows up and changes the long-time friendship of Circle and Square.

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My Shape is Sam Author: Amanda Jackson Recommended By: Adeline

Sam the square wants to roll fast like a circle. But everyone knows squares don't roll, they thump! Join Sam as he struggles to find his place in the world.

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Hike Author: Pete Oswald Recommended By: Marie

Detailed, entertaining illustrations take center stage in this story about a child and parent on a day-long hike. Children will enjoy pointing out all the things the pair sees and does.

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Cinnamon Author: Neil Gaiman Recommended By: Marie

This is the tale of beautiful Princess Cinnamon with pearl white eyes who does not speak and is blind. Can her parents find someone to teach her to talk? Lush illustrations will enchant readers.

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Fly! Author: Mark Teague Recommended By: Matthew

This hilarious, wordless picture book chronicles one young, stubborn robin's refusal to learn how to fly.

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Dave the Potter Author: Lavan Carrick Hill Recommended By: Juli

A picture biography about an enslaved man named Dave, superbly describing the art of pottery and the poetic inscriptions he carved into his creations. A great read for second grade and up.

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Girls with Guts! Author: Debbie Gonzales Recommended By: Sharon

This middle-grade book describes an historical timeline of athletic injustice and discrimination in girls sports. Meet courageous women warriors who paved the way for generations to come!

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