Third volume in this graphic novel series that dives deeply into the themes of race, friendship and personal growth.
One evil supervillain spends most of his time hatching nefarious plots to take over the world—but on his days off, nothing gets between him and the cute pandas he adores! This irreverent, but fresh, charming comedy series answers the age-old question of what a villain does off the clock!
Perfect for fans who like ghosts and the supernatural, this beautifully creepy, highly illustrated middle grade novel follows a girl who hopes to fix her outcast status through a game in the haunted woods, only to discover that some legends shouldn’t be played with.
An equal parts heart-pounding and heartfelt middle-grade mystery about facing––and accepting––your fears. Themes of family violence and neurodiversity also sensitively tackled.
A graphic novel about starting over at a new school where diversity is low and the struggle to fit in is real.
New Zealand bush and birds with a bit of magic and Maori history and legend thrown in. Great story.
A sinister tale of the supernatural, sisterhood, and the shadows that rule our darkest desires.
A graphic novel detailing the joys and frustrations of being a kid in middle school—made even more frustrating when you're one of a handful of Black kids at a nearly all-white rich school.
Scorch Dragons continues the journey that started in Ice Wolves with flying colours. While it does take a while to truly get going, it really takes off when it does. A great adventure story with strong themes of family, friendship and loyalty.
Tense, exciting and full of energy.
The second in the series is proving to be as good as the first with enough twists and turns to satisfy the most action hungry fan.
Full of unexpected twists and revelations - this book was not what I expected in a very, good way. A great read for middle grade aged readers.
Amazing chilling horror fantasy. Relatable characters, forging their path and fighting back against those who have been oppressing them for centuries.
Another easy read from Gordon Korman - a humorous story about family, loyalty, and doing the right thing
In the second book in the Spy School series, top-secret training continues into summer for aspiring spy Ben Ripley—and so does the danger. Action packed, with more than a touch of humour. Great read for middle grade aged kids.
Part 2 in the “I am not Esther” series. A riveting look into the inner workings of a religious cult.
In Esther, Fleur Beale creates a realistic and compelling portrait of a teenager going through her worst nightmare.
Twelve year old twins, each destined to take a different path, struggle to find each other when they are spearated. An action packed adventure with relatable characters.
A great middle grade fantasy read. Fast paced and full of very likeable characters.
Fourteen-year-old Bernard thinks outside the box. The only problem is that neither his school nor his ultra-rational physicist father appreciate his unique ideas. After his frustrated father leaves him unattended, Bernard does what any teen would wander into the particle accelerator and accidentally get transported into his Dad's brain! If you like incredible fantasy worlds, fast-paced entertainment, and the human mind, then you’ll really enjoy this amazing journey inside the brain.
The Subtle Knife, the second book in the His Dark Materials series. The novel continues the adventures of Lyra Belacqua as she investigates the mysterious Dust phenomenon and searches for her father. Will Parry is introduced as a companion to Lyra, and together they explore the new realms to which they have both been introduced.