Fiction

Dan, Abby, and Jordan are still traumatized by the summer they spent in Brookline. While they try and move forward, someone is intent on keeping the terror fresh and sends them disturbing pictures from an old fair. Dan also receives a list of...

Daniel has a recurring nightmare about a giant, vicious dog that terrifies him. One night, just when he thinks the animal is about to attack him, the Nightmare Princess appears and saves him. She only asks for one favor in return. Discover what she...

The life of Marie Curie is presented in novelized form. This book comes with a separate booklet of activities based on the reading.

Virginia's father, a writer, has always tried to instill a love of reading in her and her three siblings. One summer, Virginia discovers a tree house. Books begin to mysteriously appear inside it. Virginia becomes fascinated by the books and,...

In this gripping novel, a group of young campers notice that a boy named Mario is missing. As they go in search of him, perceptions and misperceptions are revealed about Mario and another boy in the group named Arturo. The plot touches upon many...

This graphic novel introduces children to the excitement of Verne's classic.

Reluctant readers will enjoy this graphic novel version of Homer's timeless classic.

This is a great way to introduce Stevenson's classic to reluctant readers.

Bram Stoker's Dracula has been adapted into a graphic novel.

After her parents' bitter divorce, Mclean and her father move several times, living in four different cities in two years. Each new place gives her the opportunity to assume a new identity until, one day, she just wants to be herself and feel like she...

For Dan Crawford, the summer program for gifted students is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. His friends could never understand his fascination with history and science, so he is looking forward to meeting some like-minded people. When he arrives at...

What if your whole world was a lie? What if a single revelation-like a single choice-changed everything? What if love and loyalty made you do things you never expected? The explosive conclusion to Veronica Roth's #1 New York Times best-selling trilogy...

The author implores you to ask yourself these questions before reading this book: Do you want to know why a coastal town is no longer on the coast? Would you like to know more about a stolen object that nobody has stolen? Are you nosey? What kind of...

Ibrahim distributes mail in Baghdad on his motorcycle. In his pocket, he has a mysterious letter that he is determined to deliver no matter what the cost. The novel shows how families survive in war-torn regions and provides a wonderful overview of...

Penned with her son, award-winning writer Alma Flor Ada presents a thought-provoking novel about two girls and their search for identity. Margie considers herself to be 100% American. That belief gets challenged when her cousin Lupe comes from Mexico...

Discover what led to the Maze in this prequel to the popular series. It explains just how civilization collapsed to become the violent, lawless world Thomas is thrust into.

One option can transform you or it could destroy you. Either way, it has consequences. With the growing unrest between the different factions, Tris must protect her loved ones while confronting questions about guilt, forgiveness, identity, loyalty,...

While her mother, the aerobics queen, is on a summer tour in Europe, 15-year-old Colie has to stay with her Aunt Mira in a boring North Carolina town. She is convinced it will be the worst time in her life, but she soon realizes she was mistaken. She...

In this superb debut novel, named by the New York Times Book Review as a notable young adult titles of 2011, introduces the reader to harsh reality of life under Stalin's rule. Based on exhaustive research and interviews with family members, its...

Thomas knows he cannot trust Wicked. The organization stole his memories, locked him in the Maze, and separated him from his only friends. Wicked now says the time for lies is over, but Thomas must pass one final test. Can he, or anyone for that...

This adapted version will help reluctant readers understand and enjoy Homer's classic.

Children from divorced and blended families will identify with the protagonist of this book. Both of her parents have remarried and she spends her whole life going from one house to the other. She, of course, wishes things could go back to the way they...

What if a fictional character came to life? That's exactly what happens to Aidún, who comes out of the pages where she has always lived because she wants to find out why her creator has stopped writing adventures for her. This is a fun play where...

Once upon a time, in a magical land filled with fairies, dragons, and knights, a young waiter at the Fat Ogre Inn accidentally gets transferred the powers belonging to the evil wizard Calderaus. He doesn't know how to use them and Calderaus wants them...

Rediscover this amazing classic about a dog named Buck's fight for survival in the harsh Alaskan wilderness.

Bahar Sultan tells his daughter Lia to look for the best two wizards. The princess, together with her friend Ali, visits traders with the best magic products. This intrepid adventure will help children to get know more about percentages and direct...

Bahar Sultan wants to make the most of everything he has in his library to improve his kingdom. The solution: distribute his books among his advisors according to functions. Young readers will learn about fractions and proportion.

Published after Shel Silverstein's death, this collection of poems and drawings contains delightful verses on just about everything, from an apple with one bite missing to zoootches that scare aware nightmares. The translation retains all the zany magic...

While on vacation in Peru, Nico and Marga visit Machu Picchu and meet an 11-year-old boy named Eric Modesto. He earns money entertaining tourists, but he want to works in the mines to help his family. When Nico and Marga hear of his plans, they try to...

When Annabel, the youngest of three beautiful sisters, has a bitter falling out with her best friend, the popular and exciting Sophie, she suddenly finds herself isolated and friendless; then she meets Owen--a loner, passionate about music and his weekly...

This is the last book written by Shel Silverstein before his death in 1999. Bursting with the poet's characteristic humor and originality, this is a brilliant collection of short poems and drawings. Children will find these funny poems and their zany...

Mateo is a cobbler's apprentice who loves to spend time listening to the sailors of 13th- Century Venice talk about the amazing places they have visited. One day, while playing with his friend Patrizia, they end up locked in a trunk. When they finally...

Divided into three sections, this exquisitely written book pays homage everyday items, books, and to things in which few find poetry, including bad memories and trains. Interviews with the author and the illustrator appear at the end.

Fred's kindhearted father allows the mice in the basement to live in peace instead of chasing them away. When Fred's mother becomes ill, however, his Aunt Jen comes to stay and help take care of their home. No friend of mice, Aunt Jen wages a personal...

This tale follows Ralph the mouse as he finds more danger, fun, and adventure. One day, a couple arrives at the hotel on their way to bring their son to summer camp. Ralph, who has never been to a summer camp, decides to join the boy. There, he spends a...

In book 2, Thomas thought that solving the Maze would be the end of his problems; however, life on the outside has its own challenges. The sun flares, harsh climate, and lawlessness are bad enough, but now the Gladers have to face the Cranks, a group of...

In this excellent novel of survival set during World War II, Philip, a young white boy, is blinded when the Germans torpedo his ship. Stranded on a tiny Caribbean island with Timothy, an old black sailor, Philip must learn to overcome his prejudice and...

After Tyler's father is injured in a tractor accident, his family is forced to hire migrant Mexican workers to help save their Vermont farm from foreclosure. Tyler isn’t sure what to make of these workers. Are they undocumented? And what about the three...

A strange man pops up in the lives of nine year old Lola and her mother. He claims to be Lola's grandfather, but there's something odd about him. Things only get weirder when Lola discovers his locked briefcase, which makes the man very angry.

These short scary stories will surely keep children reading for hours. Poetic, ironic, brief, and magical, these concise stories will surely keep a reader’s eye open while the other wanders into a dream.