Available Books

The Bunny Who Found Easter

A lonely rabbit searches for others of his kind from summer through winter until spring arrives and he finds one special bunny.

Guns, Germs and Steel

Why did Eurasians conquer, displace, or decimate Native Americans, Australians, and Africans, instead of the reverse? In this “artful, informative, and delightful” (William H. McNeill, New York Review of Books) book, a classic of our time, evolutionary biologist Jared Diamond dismantles racist theories of human history by revealing the environmental factors actually responsible for its broadest patterns. The story begins 13,000 years ago, when Stone Age hunter-gatherers constituted the entire human population. Around that time, the developmental paths of human societies on different continents began to diverge greatly. Early domestication of wild plants and animals in the Fertile Crescent, China, Mesoamerica, the Andes, and other areas gave peoples of those regions a head start at a new way of life. But the localized origins of farming and herding proved to be only part of the explanation for their differing fates. The unequal rates at which food production spread from those initial centers were influenced by other features of climate and geography, including the disparate sizes, locations, and even shapes of the continents. Only societies that moved away from the hunter-gatherer stage went on to develop writing, technology, government, and organized religions as well as deadly germs and potent weapons of war. It was those societies, adventuring on sea and land, that invaded others, decimating native inhabitants through slaughter and the spread of disease. A major landmark in our understanding of human societies, Guns, Germs, and Steel chronicles the way in which the modern world, and its inequalities, came to be.

The World of Emily Windsnap: Emily’s Big Discovery

Even though she lives in a houseboat, Emily Windsnap doesn’t know how to swim. Her mother has always cautioned her to stay out of the water. But it’s hard to make friends at the beach when everyone else is having fun in the waves! So when swimming lessons start at school, Emily is excited to finally have the chance to learn. Standing beside the pool, she feels the water calling her, but when she jumps in, she gets a strange, kind of scary sensation . . . like her legs are stuck together. Eager to figure out what’s happening, Emily later dives into the sea. She gets that weird feeling again, but this time she looks down to see that her legs are gone—replaced by a shiny, beautiful tail! Welcome to Emily’s Big Discovery, the first in a sparkling, charmingly illustrated series of readers. With a mermaid tail and an entire ocean awaiting her, Emily is eager to meet new friends and swim off on big adventures in this inviting new series for the younger set, based on the best-selling middle-grade series by Liz Kessler.

Nancy Drew Clue Book: Pool Party Puzzler

During classmate Dierdre's "sweet half-sixteen" birthday party, Nancy Drew and her Clue Crew friends investigate who threw a snake into the pool--and why.

7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens

Imagine you had a road map—a step-by-step guide to help you get from where you are now, to where you want to be in the future. Your goals, your dreams, your plans…they’re all within reach. You just need the tools to help you get there. That’s what Sean Covey’s landmark book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, has been to millions of teens: a handbook to self-esteem and success. Now updated for the digital age, this classic book applies the timeless principles of 7 Habits to the tough issues and life-changing decisions teens face. Covey provides a simple approach to help teens improve self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve their goals, and appreciate their parents, as well as tackle the new challenges of our time, like cyberbullying and social media. In addition, this book is stuffed with cartoons, clever ideas, great quotes, and incredible stories about real teens from all over the world.

Royal Tutor, Vol. 13

The ongoing troubles at Café Mitter Meyer leave Licht feeling helpless as he witnesses firsthand the hate directed at his master for his Kvel ancestry. Infuriated by the kingdom’s ugly dark side, Licht realizes he has an opportunity many do not: the power to enact change from the highest level of government, the throne itself! With his return, all four brothers are reunited in the palace. They have all been transformed by their experiences apart, and each is more determined than ever to rule for the betterment of Granzreich!

The Stories of O’Henry (Special Edition)

Witty, ironic, and always full of heart, this collection of Selected Stories by O. Henry showcases the brilliance of one of America’s greatest short story writers. Famous for his clever twist endings and poignant portrayals of ordinary people, O. Henry brings to life the streets of New York, the quiet towns of the American South, and the spirit of the early 20th century. From tales of love and sacrifice like “The Gift of the Magi” to humorous and ironic adventures like “The Ransom of Red Chief,” each story sparkles with charm, insight, and emotional depth.

Nine Tales (Special Edition)

Henry James (1843-1916) was an America-born English writer whose novels, short stories and letters established the foundation of the modernist movement in twentieth century fiction and poetry. His career, one of the most significant and influential in English literature, spanned over five decades and resulted in a body of work that has had a profound impact on generations of writers. Born in New York, but educated in France, Germany, England and Switzerland, James often explored the cultural discord between the Old World (Europe) and the New World (United States)

The Aeneid of Virgil (Special Edition)

Aeneas flees the ashes of Troy to found the city of Rome and change forever the course of the Western world--as literature as well. Virgil's Aeneid is as eternal as Rome itself, a sweeping epic of arms and heroism--the searching portrait of a man caught between love and duty, human feeling and the force of fate--that has influenced writers for over 2,000 years. Filled with drama, passion, and the universal pathos that only a masterpiece can express.

Lord Jim (Special Edition)

Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad published in 1900, established Conrad as one of the great storytellers of the twentieth century. Set in the Malay Archipelago, the novel not only provides a gripping account of maritime adventure and romance, but also an exotic tale of the East. Its themes also challenge the conventions of nineteenth-century adventure fiction, confirming Conrad’s place in literature as one of the first ‘modernists’ of English letters. Lord Jim explores the dilemmas of conscience, of moral isolation, of loyalty and betrayal confronting a sensitive individual whose romantic quest for an honourable ideal are tested to the limit. In this novel, Conrad draws on his background as Polish emigré, as well as his first-hand experience as a seaman, to experiment radically with the presentation of human frailty and doubt in the modern world.

I, Claudius (Special Edition)

Once a rather bookish young man with a limp and a stammer, a man who spent most of his time trying to stay away from the danger and risk of the line of ascension, Claudius seemed an unlikely candidate for emperor. Yet, on the death of Caligula, Claudius finds himself next in line for the throne, and must stay alive as well as keep control. Drawing on the histories of Plutarch, Suetonius, and Tacitus, noted historian and classicist Robert Graves tells the story of the much-maligned Emperor Claudius with both skill and compassion. Weaving important themes throughout about the nature of freedom and safety possible in a monarchy, Graves's Claudius is both more effective and more tragic than history typically remembers him.

Paradise Lost and Other Poems (Special Edition)

With the three works included in this volume--Paradise Lost, Samson Agonistes, and Lycidas--Milton placed himself next to Shakespeare, Dante, and Homer as one of the greatest literary genius in history.

The Prince (Special Edition)

The modern-day term “Machiavellian” is used to describe deception, dishonesty, and cruelty to meet a goal. The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli was written as a guide for autocrats on how to govern using means that were meant to deceive and manipulate a government’s constituency—to the extent of advocating the use of evil for political expediency. In this classic work, the end justifies the means reigns paramount to Machiavelli’s system of government.

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (Special Edition)

From the moment she entered the world, Francie Nolan needed to be made of stern stuff, for the often harsh life of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, demanded fortitude, precocity, and strength of spirit. Often scorned by neighbors for her family’s erratic and eccentric behavior—such as her father Johnny’s taste for alcohol and Aunt Sissy’s habit of marrying serially without the formality of divorce—no one, least of all Francie, could say that the Nolans’ life lacked drama. By turns overwhelming, sublime, heartbreaking, and uplifting, the Nolans’ daily experiences in this classic novel are tenderly threaded with family connectedness and raw with honesty. Betty Smith has, in the pages of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, captured the joys of humble Williamsburg life-from "junk day" on Saturdays, when the children of Francie’s neighborhood traded their weekly take for pennies, to the special excitement of holidays, bringing cause for celebration and revelry. Betty Smith has artfully caught this sense of exciting life in a poignant work of historical fiction, a novel of childhood replete with incredibly rich moments of universal experiences—a truly remarkable achievement for any writer.

The Lightning Thief

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that he is a demigod and the son of Poseidon. After Zeus’s powerful lightning bolt is stolen, Percy travels across the United States with his friends Annabeth and Grover to find it, encountering monsters and figures from Greek mythology while trying to prevent a war among the gods.

Where Is Alcatraz?

This illustrated history explores Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, from its early use as a military site to its years as a famous federal prison. It discusses notorious prisoners, including Al Capone, famous escape attempts, daily prison life, and Alcatraz’s later history as a historic landmark.

Geronimo Stilton The First Samurai

Geronimo Stilton and his friends travel back in time to 17th-century Japan to stop the villainous Pirate Cats from changing history. The full-color graphic novel combines samurai, Japanese history, time travel, action, and humor in a fast-paced adventure.

The Hunt for the Golden Book

Geronimo Stilton is preparing to celebrate the anniversary of The Rodent’s Gazette when an important manuscript goes missing. Geronimo and his friends set off on an exciting adventure to recover it, encountering mysteries, travel, danger, and plenty of humorous situations along the way.

Who Was Johnny Appleseed?

This illustrated biography tells the story of John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed, who traveled across the American frontier planting apple orchards and selling or giving trees to settlers. It separates some of the legends surrounding Johnny Appleseed from the real historical figure while introducing young readers to American frontier life.

The Advice Trap

A leadership book about overcoming the tendency to immediately give people advice and instead becoming more curious, thoughtful, and effective as a coach or leader. Stanier explains how asking better questions, listening carefully, and allowing others to develop their own solutions can improve leadership, communication, decision-making, and workplace relationships.

The Hunger Games

In the dystopian nation of Panem, sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen volunteers to take her younger sister’s place in the Hunger Games, an annual televised competition in which young people are forced to fight to the death. The novel explores survival, government control, inequality, propaganda, sacrifice, morality, and rebellion.

Natives and Strangers: A Multicultural History of Americans

A history of the United States emphasizing the experiences of its diverse racial, ethnic, immigrant, and Indigenous communities. The book examines immigration, migration, discrimination, cultural interaction, assimilation, and conflicts between different groups while showing how these experiences contributed to the development of American society.

Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods

Percy Jackson retells the stories of the major Greek gods and goddesses in his humorous, modern style. The book covers figures such as Zeus, Poseidon, Athena, Hades, Apollo, and Aphrodite, explaining their origins, powers, relationships, conflicts, and famous myths while making Greek mythology accessible and entertaining.

Your Lie in April, Volume 2

The series follows Kōsei Arima, a gifted young pianist who loses his ability to hear his own playing after experiencing trauma, and Kaori Miyazono, a spirited violinist who encourages him to return to music. Volume 2 develops their musical partnership and relationships while exploring grief, friendship, confidence, love, and rediscovering a passion for music.

Behind Human Error

This book examines why simply blaming accidents and failures on “human error” often fails to explain what actually went wrong. The authors use research in human factors, psychology, technology, and complex systems to explore accident causation, decision-making, system design, automation, resilience, and hindsight bias, emphasizing how the larger system influences mistakes and safety.

Unbroken

The true story of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who became a U.S. Army Air Forces bombardier during World War II. After his plane crashed in the Pacific, Zamperini survived weeks at sea before being captured by Japan and subjected to brutal treatment as a prisoner of war. The book explores survival, resilience, trauma, forgiveness, and redemption.

Everything You Need to Ace World History in One Big Fat Notebook

A comprehensive middle-school world history study guide covering major civilizations, historical events, people, religions, governments, and cultural developments from ancient history through the modern era. The material is presented through colorful notes, diagrams, timelines, definitions, illustrations, and quizzes designed to make important historical concepts easier to understand and remember.

Pokémon: Now You See It!

An interactive Pokémon book featuring characters and Pokémon from the Kalos region. Readers use special flip-motion images to watch Pokémon appear to move and evolve, combining Pokémon facts and colorful illustrations with a hands-on visual experience.

Lord of the Flies

A group of British schoolboys becomes stranded on an uninhabited island and attempts to create its own society without adult supervision. As order begins to collapse, fear, violence, and struggles for power divide the boys, exploring themes of human nature, civilization vs. savagery, morality, leadership, fear, and loss of innocence.

Night of the Ninth Dragon

Jack and Annie travel to Camelot after receiving an urgent message that the kingdom is in danger. Their adventure involves King Arthur, Merlin, dragons, magic, and a mysterious enemy, as they work to complete their mission and protect Camelot.

100 People Who Changed America

This book profiles 100 influential people who helped shape American history and culture, including political leaders, activists, inventors, scientists, athletes, entrepreneurs, and explorers. Through short biographies, readers learn about figures such as Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., Eleanor Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart, Jackie Robinson, and Bill Gates and the impact they had on the United States.

Who Would Win? Hyena vs. Honey Badger

This book compares a hyena and a honey badger, examining their strength, teeth, claws, defenses, behavior, and survival skills. Through animal facts and an imagined confrontation, readers learn about the unique adaptations that make both animals formidable competitors in the wild.

Who Would Win? Lobster vs. Crab

This book compares a lobster and a crab, exploring their claws, armor, size, defenses, behavior, and other survival adaptations. It teaches facts about both crustaceans before imagining a confrontation to explore which animal’s characteristics would give it an advantage.

Who Would Win? Tarantula vs. Scorpion

This book compares a tarantula and a scorpion, examining their venom, defenses, hunting methods, physical features, and survival adaptations. It presents facts about both arachnids before imagining a confrontation to show how their different abilities could determine which one would win.

Plants vs. Zombies: Dino-Might

Based on the Plants vs. Zombies video game series, this graphic novel sends the familiar plants and zombies into a dinosaur-filled adventure. The characters encounter prehistoric creatures while battling through Dr. Zomboss’s schemes, combining action, comedy, dinosaurs, and the series’ plant-versus-zombie conflict.

Who Would Win? Rhino vs. Hippo

This book compares a rhinoceros and a hippopotamus, examining their size, strength, defenses, speed, behavior, and physical adaptations. Using animal facts and an imagined confrontation, readers learn how each animal’s unique characteristics help it survive and defend itself in the wild.

Who Would Win? Hornet vs. Wasp

This book compares a hornet and a wasp, examining their size, stingers, defenses, behavior, nests, and hunting abilities. Through facts and an imagined confrontation, young readers learn about the adaptations and survival strategies of these two insects.

Who Would Win? Killer Whale vs. Great White Shark

This book compares a killer whale (orca) and a great white shark, exploring their size, speed, teeth, hunting strategies, senses, and other adaptations. It uses scientific facts and an imagined confrontation to help young readers understand the strengths and survival abilities of these powerful ocean predators.

Who Would Win? Tyrannosaurus Rex vs. Velociraptor

This book compares the Tyrannosaurus rex and Velociraptor, examining their size, speed, teeth, claws, hunting abilities, and other adaptations. Using facts about each dinosaur, the book imagines a battle between them to explore which dinosaur’s strengths would give it an advantage.

Who Would Win? Rattlesnake vs. Secretary Bird

This book compares a rattlesnake and a secretary bird, examining their physical features, hunting techniques, defenses, and other adaptations. After teaching facts about each animal, it imagines a confrontation to determine how their different abilities would affect the outcome.

Who Would Win? Hammerhead vs. Bull Shark

This book compares the strengths, behaviors, physical features, and survival abilities of a hammerhead shark and a bull shark before imagining which would win in a head-to-head encounter. It teaches young readers facts about both shark species through illustrations, statistics, and an entertaining competition format.

Coins of the World

- An illustrated introduction to coins from 50 different countries, showing children how money and coin designs vary around the world. It introduces basic coin collecting and includes a real coin from China, giving young readers a hands-on way to explore geography, history, and world currencies. Scholastic Shop

Reader’s Digest Quotable Quotes

A collection of memorable and thought-provoking quotations from writers, celebrities, politicians, business leaders, entertainers, and other notable figures. The quotes cover subjects such as success, relationships, humor, wisdom, life, work, and personal growth, making it useful both for casual reading and as a reference for speeches or writing.

Smile

After a dental accident, Raina navigates braces, friendships, school drama, and growing up while learning to feel comfortable with herself.

Sisters

- Raina and her younger sister Amara struggle to get along during a family road trip while reflecting on their childhood and relationship.

The Baby Sitters Club Graphic Novel: Boy-Crazy Stacey

- Stacey and the Baby-Sitters Club travel to Sea City, where Stacey develops a crush while the girls deal with babysitting challenges and friendship drama.

Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

Peter Hatcher struggles with his mischievous little brother Fudge, whose wild behavior constantly causes problems for Peter and his family.

Alvin Ho: Allergic to Girls, School, and Other Scary things

Alvin Ho is an anxious second grader who struggles to speak at school and cope with his fears while finding friendship and confidence in his everyday life.

The Bremen Town Musicians

- Four aging animals run away from their owners and travel to Bremen, but along the way they work together to outsmart a group of robbers.

Stealing South: A story of the Underground Railroad

Sixteen-year-old Will Spencer leaves Ohio to become a peddler but instead travels into Kentucky to help enslaved people escape through the Underground Railroad.

Caddie Woodlawn

Caddie Woodlawn is a spirited girl growing up on the Wisconsin frontier who faces danger, challenges, and prejudice while learning about courage, kindness, and independence.

Grandpa Told A Story

- A child listens as Grandpa shares a story from his past, creating a special moment of family connection.

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

- During World War II, a German boy named Bruno becomes friends with a Jewish boy named Shmuel, leading him to encounter the realities of the Holocaust.

Meet Felicity: An American Girl

- Felicity, a spirited girl living in colonial Virginia, struggles to follow rules while learning about friendship, family, and life during the American Revolution.

Cave Notes

Young explorers uncover mysterious clues connected to a cave and must use their courage and problem-solving skills to figure out what is happening.

In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories

- A collection of spooky, kid-friendly stories and traditional tales featuring ghosts, mysterious creatures, and other creepy surprises.

Have You Seen My Dinosaur?

A child searches everywhere for a missing dinosaur, leading to a funny and imaginative adventure.

Magic Tree House: A big day for baseball

Jack and Annie travel to 1947 and meet Jackie Robinson as he makes history by breaking Major League Baseball’s color barrier.

The Day Joe Went to the Supermarket

Joe goes to the supermarket and has a simple, fun adventure while helping with the shopping.

dear max

During World War II, a young boy writes letters to his older brother Max while his family faces the uncertainty and hardships of wartime.

Mogo, the Third Warthdog

Mogo, a young warthog in Africa, struggles to survive and find his place in the world while facing danger and learning about his family and surroundings.

The Mystery of the Several Sevens

Two fifth graders are transported to a fairyland by their wizard substitute teacher and must solve a riddle to find the seven dwarfs missing diamonds.

Extra Credit

Abby Carson gets an extra credit assignment that leads her to exchange letters with a student in Afghanistan, changing how she sees friendship, culture, and the world.

On the Run #4: The Stowaway Solution

Aiden and Meg Falconer continue their escape while trying to uncover the truth about their parents and stay ahead of the authorities.

Extreme Adventures: Man Eater

Young characters face dangerous environments and thrilling challenges while using courage and quick thinking to survive.

Reel kids Adventures: The Mysterious Case

A group of young friends uses teamwork, clues, and courage to investigate a mysterious case and uncover the truth.

Beforever: Julie

Julie learns to stand up for herself and others while navigating family changes, friendships, and life in 1970s California.

The Lion King: The Novelization

Simba, a young lion prince, must overcome loss and fear to return home and take his rightful place as a king.

The book of elsewhere: The Shadows

Olive discovers that the strange paintings in her new home can transport her to another world, where she most uncover the secrets of the mysterious shadows and the house.

A good night for ghosts

Jack and Annie travel to New Orleans in 1915, where they meet a young Louis Armstrong and help him discover the power of music.

Interesting Facts for Smart Kids: Facts 101

A collection of fun and surprising facts about science, history, animals, geography, and everyday life designed to entertain while teaching young readers.

Be Determined

- This devotional encourages readers to remain committed to their faith and persevere through challenges by studying lessons from the Bible.

Allies

On D-Day in 1944, the lives of several young people from different backgrounds come together as they face the dangers and challenges of the Allied invasion of Normandy.

The Wheel on the School

- A group of Dutch schoolchildren works together to bring storks back to their village by building a wheel for them to nest on.

Kid youtuber: Hungry for More

- A young YouTuber tries to grow his channel and deal with the challenges, friendships, and funny situations that come with being an online creator.

The Big Wave

- After a devastating tsunami destroys their homes and families, two Japanese boys learn about grief, courage, friendship, and rebuilding their lives.

The Trumpet Club: Young Poets of America

- A collection of poems by young poets celebrating everyday experiences, imagination, friendship, nature, and growing up.

Meet Kirsten: An American Girl

Kirsten, a Swedish immigrant girl, arrives in Minnesota with her family in 1854 and begins adjusting to her new life in America.

Looking for Home

A young girl searches for a place where she feels she truly belongs while dealing with changes in her family and finding hope through new relationships.

American Girl: Samantha's Surprise

Samantha hopes to make her family’s Christmas special while learning about generosity, friendship, and the importance of thinking about others.

Magic Tree House: The Knight At Dawn

Jack and Annie travel to a medieval castle, where they explore the world of knights and discover that they may be in danger.

Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon

- Jack and Annie travel to a pirate ship, where they must find a hidden treasure while trying to avoid the dangerous pirates.

Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs Before Dark

Jack and Annie discover a magical tree house that transports them to the time of dinosaurs, where they explore the prehistoric world and try to find their way home.

Magic Tree House: Night of the Ninjas

- Jack and Annie travel to ancient Japan, where they meet ninjas and learn about their skills while trying to complete a magical mission.

Magic Tree House: Sunset of the Sabertooth

Jack and Annie travel back to the Ice Age, where they meet prehistoric people and encounter a dangerous saber-toothed tiger while searching for a magical object.

Crash from Outer Space

- A mysterious object from outer space crashes into Earth, leading to an exciting and funny adventure involving an unexpected alien visitor.

Magic Tree House: Good Morning, Gorillas

Jack and Annie travel to Africa to study gorillas and learn about their behavior while completing a magical mission.

Magic Tree House: Day of the Dragon King

Jack and Annie travel to ancient China, where they search for a special book and encounter the powerful Dragon King.

Magic Tree House: Vacation Under the Volcano

Jack and Annie travel back to ancient Pompeii just before Mount Vesuvius erupts and must find a way to escape the city safely.

Magic Tree House: Afternoon on the Amazon

Jack and Annie travel to the Amazon rainforest, where they explore the jungle, encounter fascinating animals, and search for a magical object.

Magic Tree House: Lions at Lunchtime

Jack and Annie travel to the African savanna, where they encounter wild animals and work to find the final gift needed to complete their magical mission.

Magic Tree House: Haunted Castle on Hallow's Eve

Jack and Annie travel to a medieval castle on Halloween night, where they must solve a mysterious riddle and help a young girl who is trapped there.

Magic Tree House: A Big Day for Baseball

Jack and Annie travel back to 1947 to meet baseball legend Jackie Robinson and learn about his courage and determination as he breaks baseball’s color barrier.

Magic Tree House: Mummies in the Morning

Jack and Annie travel to ancient Egypt, where they explore a pyramid and help a ghostly queen find peace.

Magic Tree House: A Ghost Tale for Christmas Time

Jack and Annie travel to Victorian England to help Charles Dickens find inspiration for A Christmas Carol and learn about the true meaning of Christmas.

Streams in the Desert for Kids

This collection of short daily readings uses Bible verses, stories, and reflections to encourage children to trust God and find hope during difficult times.

Heartland: Healing Horses, Healing Hearts - Sooner or Later

Amy works with troubled horses at Heartland while dealing with her own emotions and learning that healing takes time and patience.

The Cat Ate My Gymsuit

Marcy struggles with her weight, self-confidence, family problems, and fitting in at school while finding support from an understanding teacher and new friends.

On Point

- A young Muslim girl navigates basketball, friendship, family expectations, and her growing confidence as she works toward her goals.

Magic Tree House: Merlin Mission #32: Winter of the Ice Wizard

Jack and Annie travel to a frozen kingdom to help Merlin’s penguin friend and save the land from the Ice Wizard’s spell.

Roll of Thunder, Heary My Cry

Cassie Logan and her family face racism, injustice, and violence in 1930s Mississippi while fighting to protect their land, dignity, and one another.

Underworlds: The Battle Begins

Four children discover a hidden world beneath their school and must work together to fight dangerous creatures and uncover the secrets of the Underworlds.

School Days According to Humphrey

Humphrey, the classroom hamster, observes his classmates and teacher while learning about friendship, school life, and how to help others.

Horrible Harry and the Mud Gremlins

Harry and his classmates have fun imagining that mysterious “mud gremlins” are responsible for the muddy messes around their school.

Breaking Stalin's Nose

Young Sasha looks up to Stalin and the Soviet government, but after his father is arrested, he begins to question the propaganda and unfairness surrounding him.

Shiloh

A boy named Marty secretly protects an abused dog named Shiloh and struggles with whether to tell the truth about where the dog came from.

High School Musical: Stories from East High #4: The Sweet Life

Troy, Gabriella, and their friends navigate school, friendships, and relationships while trying to balance their busy lives at East High.

Elmer and the Dragon

Elmer travels to a strange island with a young dragon and helps him escape from the animals that have kept him captive.

The Slave Dancer

A young boy named Jessie is kidnapped and forced aboard a slave ship, where he witnesses the brutal realities of the transatlantic slave trade and struggles to survive.

The Trumpet of the Swan

Louis, a trumpeter swan born without a voice, learns to play a trumpet so he can communicate, earn money to repay his father's debt, and win the love of another swan.

Power Through Prayer

A Christian classic focused on the importance and power of prayer in a believer’s spiritual life. Bounds argues that effective Christian ministry and personal spiritual growth depend not simply on techniques or knowledge, but on a deep, consistent life of prayer and dependence on God.

Windows of the Soul: Experiencing God in New Ways

Ken Gire explores how people can recognize and experience God’s presence through everyday life, including nature, relationships, art, stories, and personal experiences. The book encourages readers to become more spiritually attentive and see ordinary moments as opportunities for reflection, faith, and a deeper relationship with God.

Courageous Christians

A collection of short biographical and devotional stories about Christians and historical figures who demonstrated courage, faith, and perseverance. The stories are designed for family reading and connect individuals’ experiences with Christian lessons about faith, character, service, and standing up for one’s beliefs.

Rich Dad Poor Dad

Kiyosaki contrasts the financial lessons he says he learned from his highly educated “poor dad” with those from his entrepreneurial “rich dad.” The book focuses on financial literacy, assets vs. liabilities, investing, entrepreneurship, and building wealth, while encouraging readers to rethink traditional ideas about jobs, income, and money.

Mindset

Dweck explains the difference between a fixed mindset, which views abilities as mostly unchangeable, and a growth mindset, which views abilities as capable of developing through effort, learning, and practice. The book applies these ideas to school, parenting, sports, business, and relationships, showing how attitudes toward challenges and failure can influence achievement and personal growth.

The Parable of Joy

This devotional explores the Gospel of John, focusing on the life, teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Michael Card combines biblical commentary and personal reflection to examine themes such as joy, faith, love, sacrifice, and a relationship with God

Trusting God: Even When Life Hurts

The book explores how Christians can trust God during suffering, uncertainty, disappointment, and difficult circumstances. Bridges discusses God’s sovereignty, wisdom, and love, using biblical teachings to explain how faith can provide confidence and perseverance even when people do not understand why difficult events happen.

The Ultimate Balloon Book

This hands-on craft book teaches readers how to create 46 different balloon sculptures and designs. It provides step-by-step instructions for twisting balloons into animals, objects, and other creative shapes while developing crafting skills and creativity.

How Children Succeed

The book explores why qualities such as grit, perseverance, curiosity, self-control, and resilience can be just as important to a child's future success as intelligence and academic ability. Tough draws on research and real-life examples to examine how family environments, stress, schools, and supportive adults influence the development of these character traits.

The Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here For?

This book is a 40-day spiritual guide focused on helping readers understand their purpose from a Christian perspective. Warren organizes life around five major purposes: worship, fellowship, spiritual growth, service, and sharing one’s faith, using biblical teachings and practical reflections for everyday life.

Bruchko

Bruchko tells the true story of Bruce Olson, who traveled to South America as a teenager and lived among the Motilone (Barí) people. The book describes his experiences learning their language and culture, surviving serious dangers and illness, and sharing his Christian faith while emphasizing relationships and respect for the community.

Harvest

Harvest tells the story of Chuck Smith, Calvary Chapel, and the people who became leaders in the church movement. It focuses on individuals from difficult backgrounds—including former gang members and people struggling with addiction—whose lives were transformed through Christianity and who later became pastors and ministry leaders.

Guns, Germs, and Steel

The book explores why some societies developed greater wealth, technology, and political power than others. Diamond argues that geography, available plants and animals, disease, agriculture, and technological development played major roles in shaping differences between civilizations, rather than inherent differences among peoples.

Half the Sky

The book examines major challenges faced by women and girls around the world, including gender-based violence, human trafficking, lack of education, poverty, and limited access to healthcare. Through personal stories and research, the authors explore how education, economic opportunity, healthcare, and advocacy can improve women’s lives and strengthen communities.

Half the Sky

The book examines major challenges faced by women and girls around the world, including gender-based violence, human trafficking, lack of education, poverty, and limited access to healthcare. Through personal stories and research, the authors explore how education, economic opportunity, healthcare, and advocacy can improve women’s lives and strengthen communities.

Inside the Box

This book presents a structured approach to creativity and innovation, arguing that people can generate new ideas by working within constraints rather than always trying to “think outside the box.” The authors introduce practical techniques that businesses and individuals can use to develop new products, services, and solutions. Major themes include innovation, creativity, problem-solving, product development, entrepreneurship, and strategic thinking.

NurtureShock: New Thinking About Children

Do the KIND Thing

Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND, shares his experiences building a business while trying to create a positive social impact. He explains how entrepreneurs can combine profit with purpose, emphasizing creativity, persistence, strong values, and meaningful relationships. Major themes include entrepreneurship, leadership, social responsibility, innovation, kindness, and purposeful business.

Things Fall Apart

Set in precolonial Nigeria, the novel follows Okonkwo, a respected Igbo warrior who is determined to avoid the perceived weaknesses of his father. His life and community are dramatically changed by the arrival of European Christian missionaries and British colonial rule. Major themes include tradition vs. change, colonialism, cultural conflict, masculinity, identity, family, and the consequences of pride.

The Giver

Twelve-year-old Jonas lives in a seemingly perfect society where pain, conflict, and individual choice have been eliminated. After being selected as the new Receiver of Memory, he learns the truth about his community and the sacrifices required to maintain its controlled way of life. Major themes include freedom, individuality, memory, emotion, morality, choice, and the dangers of excessive control.

Courage to Grow

Laura Sandefer describes the philosophy and development of Acton Academy, a school model centered on student independence and self-directed learning. The book explores how students can take greater responsibility for their education through projects, real-world challenges, goal setting, collaboration, and problem-solving rather than relying primarily on traditional lectures. Major themes include education, independence, entrepreneurship, personal growth, creativity, and student-centered learning.

Courageous Leadership

Bill Hybels discusses the qualities and practices needed to become an effective Christian leader, particularly within churches and ministry organizations. He covers topics such as developing a vision, building strong teams, making difficult decisions, discovering leadership styles, motivating others, and maintaining personal integrity. Major themes include leadership, courage, faith, teamwork, vision, and service.

David and Goliath

Malcolm Gladwell examines situations in which underdogs overcome seemingly stronger opponents and challenges common assumptions about advantages and disadvantages. Using examples from history, psychology, education, business, and the biblical story of David and Goliath, he explores how apparent weaknesses can sometimes create unexpected strengths. Major themes include resilience, adversity, power, disadvantage, perseverance, and unconventional thinking.

David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants

Malcolm Gladwell examines situations in which underdogs overcome seemingly stronger opponents and challenges common assumptions about advantages and disadvantages. Using examples from history, psychology, education, business, and the biblical story of David and Goliath, he explores how apparent weaknesses can sometimes create unexpected strengths. Major themes include resilience, adversity, power, disadvantage, perseverance, and unconventional thinking.

Outliers: The Story of Success

Malcolm Gladwell examines why some people become exceptionally successful, arguing that success depends on more than individual talent and hard work. Through real-world examples, he explores factors such as family background, culture, opportunity, timing, practice, and environment. Major themes include success, opportunity, inequality, culture, education, and the influence of circumstances.

In the Presence of God: Devotional Readings on the Attributes of God

This devotional explores the nature and attributes of God through short readings based on Scripture and Christian theology. R. C. Sproul discusses qualities such as God’s holiness, sovereignty, wisdom, justice, love, and mercy, while encouraging readers to apply these ideas to their faith and daily lives.

George Müller: The Guardian of Bristol’s Orphans

This biography tells the story of George Müller, a Christian leader in 19th-century England who became known for caring for thousands of orphaned children in Bristol. The book follows his transformation from a troubled young man into a minister and orphanage founder who relied heavily on prayer and charitable support. Major themes include faith, generosity, perseverance, compassion, prayer, and service to others.

The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference

Malcolm Gladwell explores how ideas, behaviors, products, and trends can suddenly spread rapidly through society. He explains the factors that can cause a small change to reach a “tipping point” and have a much larger impact. Major themes include social influence, human behavior, communication, marketing, trends, and social change.

William Carey: Obliged to Go (Christian Heroes: Then & Now)

This biography tells the story of William Carey, an English missionary who traveled to India in the late 1700s. It follows his work as a missionary, Bible translator, educator, and social reformer despite significant hardships and setbacks. Major themes include faith, perseverance, service, courage, cultural understanding, and missionary work.

The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference

Malcolm Gladwell examines how ideas, behaviors, products, and social trends can suddenly spread rapidly, similar to an epidemic. Using real-world examples, he explores how influential people, memorable ideas, and social environments can cause small changes to reach a “tipping point” and create much larger effects. Major themes include social influence, human behavior, communication, trends, marketing, and social change.

SuperFreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance

A follow-up to Freakonomics that uses economics, statistics, incentives, and unusual real-world examples to examine why people behave the way they do. The authors explore topics ranging from crime and business to human behavior and environmental issues, showing how data can challenge common assumptions. Major themes include incentives, decision-making, economics, statistics, and unconventional problem-solving.

Know Why You Believe

This Christian apologetics book examines the reasoning and evidence behind major Christian beliefs. Paul E. Little discusses questions such as whether God exists, whether Jesus was divine, whether the Bible is reliable, and how Christianity relates to science and other religions. Major themes include faith, reason, evidence, biblical reliability, Jesus, and defending Christian beliefs.

Your Teenager Is Not Crazy: Understanding Your Teen’s Brain Can Make You a Better Parent

This parenting guide explains how brain development during adolescence affects teenagers’ emotions, decisions, relationships, and behavior. The authors combine research on the teenage brain with practical parenting advice to help adults communicate with and understand teens more effectively. Major topics include emotional development, decision-making, independence, communication, relationships, and parent-teen conflict.

The Boy Who Cried Abba: A Parable of Trust and Acceptance

This illustrated Christian parable follows a young boy struggling with fear, rejection, and feelings of not being accepted. Through his journey, he learns to call upon “Abba,” meaning Father, and discovers God’s unconditional love and acceptance. Major themes include faith, trust, forgiveness, self-worth, healing, and God’s love.

The Blood of Olympus (The Heroes of Olympus, Book 5)

The fifth and final book in The Heroes of Olympus series follows the Greek and Roman demigods as they race to stop Gaea from awakening and prevent a war between Camp Half-Blood and Camp Jupiter. The heroes must work together through dangerous battles and sacrifices to fulfill the prophecy. Major themes include friendship, courage, sacrifice, loyalty, identity, and teamwork.

First, Break All the Rules: What the World’s Greatest Managers Do Differently

Based on research and interviews conducted by the Gallup Organization, the book examines the practices of successful managers and workplaces. It argues that effective managers often challenge traditional management rules by focusing on employees’ individual strengths, selecting people for talent, setting clear expectations, and creating environments where employees can perform at their best.

Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother

Amy Chua recounts her experiences raising her two daughters using a strict, achievement-focused parenting style that she contrasts with more permissive approaches. Through stories about academics, music, discipline, and family conflict, she examines parenting, cultural expectations, achievement, identity, family relationships, and the limits of parental control.

The Misery of Job and the Mercy of God

John Piper retells and reflects on the biblical Book of Job through poetry, focusing on Job’s intense suffering and his struggle to understand God’s purposes. The book explores difficult questions about suffering, faith, God’s sovereignty, perseverance, and mercy, emphasizing continued trust in God even when suffering cannot be fully explained.

The Lost Hero (The Heroes of Olympus, Book 1)

The story follows Jason, Piper, and Leo, three demigods who arrive at Camp Half-Blood and are sent on a dangerous quest to rescue the goddess Hera. Jason has mysteriously lost his memories, and the group gradually discovers a new threat involving Greek and Roman mythology. Major themes include friendship, identity, loyalty, courage, and teamwork.

Power Bible, Vol. 10: An Eternal Kingdom

The tenth and final volume of the Power Bible series follows the early Christian church and the spread of Christianity after Jesus’ resurrection. It includes stories involving the apostles, particularly Peter and Paul, and concludes with the biblical vision of God’s eternal kingdom. Major themes include faith, perseverance, spreading the gospel, hope, and eternal life.

Power Bible, Vol. 9: The People of a New Covenant

The ninth volume of the Power Bible series focuses on the final part of Jesus’ life and ministry, including His journey toward the crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Told through colorful comic-style illustrations, it explores themes of sacrifice, salvation, forgiveness, faith, love, and the new covenant between God and His people.

Power Bible, Vol. 8: The Light of Salvation

The eighth volume of the Power Bible series continues the life and ministry of Jesus, presenting His teachings, miracles, and interactions with His followers in a colorful comic-book format. The book emphasizes themes of salvation, faith, forgiveness, compassion, love, and helping others.

Power Bible, Vol. 7: The Birth of Jesus

The seventh volume of the Power Bible series begins the New Testament, focusing on the birth and early life of Jesus and the beginning of His ministry. Presented in a colorful comic-book format, it introduces important people and events surrounding Jesus while exploring themes of faith, love, hope, compassion, and God’s promises.

Power Bible, Vol. 6: Destruction and a Promise

The sixth volume of the Power Bible series covers the later history of the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, including their destruction, exile, and messages from biblical prophets. Despite periods of conflict and hardship, the stories emphasize God’s promises and themes of faith, hope, repentance, perseverance, and restoration.

Power Bible, Vol. 5: The Kingdom Becomes Divided

The fifth volume of the Power Bible series follows the biblical history of Israel after the reign of David, including King Solomon and the eventual division of Israel into two kingdoms. It introduces important kings and prophets while exploring themes of wisdom, leadership, faithfulness, consequences, and obedience to God.

Power Bible, Vol. 4: David, Israel’s Great King

The fourth volume of the Power Bible series focuses on the life of David, from his youth to becoming king of Israel. It includes famous biblical events such as David’s battle with Goliath, his relationship with King Saul, and his rise to leadership. Major themes include faith, courage, leadership, humility, and trusting God.

Power Bible, Vol. 3: The Promised Land

The third volume of the Power Bible series follows the Israelites as they enter and settle in the Promised Land. It retells stories involving biblical leaders and heroes such as Joshua and the Judges, including battles and challenges faced by the Israelites. Major themes include faith, courage, leadership, obedience, and trusting God.

Power Bible, Vol. 2: Moses, Leader of the Israelites

The second volume of the Power Bible series tells the story of Moses and the Israelites in a colorful comic-book format. It covers Moses’ calling, the Ten Plagues, the Exodus from Egypt, crossing the Red Sea, and the Ten Commandments, emphasizing themes of faith, leadership, courage, obedience, and trusting God.

Power Bible, Vol. 1: From Creation to the Story of Joseph

The first volume of the Power Bible series retells major Old Testament stories in a colorful comic-book format. It begins with Creation and covers stories such as Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, using illustrations and accessible storytelling to teach biblical history, faith, obedience, forgiveness, and wisdom.

Minecraft: Essential Handbook

An official Minecraft beginner’s guide covering the essential skills needed to survive and explore the game. It teaches players about collecting resources, crafting tools, building shelters, mining, farming, fighting hostile mobs, and surviving the first few nights, with helpful illustrations and gameplay tips.

Minecraft: Construction Handbook

An official Minecraft guide that teaches players how to design and construct impressive buildings and structures in the game. It provides step-by-step building tips, techniques, and examples for creating houses, bridges, castles, and other large projects, while encouraging creativity, planning, and design skills.

Minecraft: Redstone Handbook

An official Minecraft guide explaining how to use redstone, the game’s system for creating powered mechanisms. It teaches players about redstone dust, repeaters, circuits, switches, pistons, traps, lighting systems, and other mechanical creations, with step-by-step instructions and examples.

News of the World

Set in Texas in 1870, the novel follows Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd, an elderly Civil War veteran who travels from town to town reading newspaper stories to audiences. He agrees to return Johanna, a ten-year-old girl who had been living with the Kiowa, to her relatives hundreds of miles away. Their dangerous journey gradually creates a strong bond between them while exploring themes of family, belonging, cultural identity, morality, and healing after war.

Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident

Young genius Artemis Fowl learns that his missing father may still be alive and is being held captive in the Arctic. To rescue him, Artemis must cooperate with his former fairy enemies while they deal with a dangerous rebellion underground. The story combines fantasy, technology, action, mystery, and humor, with themes of family, trust, teamwork, and loyalty.

Captain Underpants and the Preposterous Plight of the Purple Potty People

In the eighth Captain Underpants book, George and Harold accidentally travel to an alternate universe where they encounter evil versions of themselves and their friends. Captain Underpants must face powerful new enemies in an adventure filled with superheroes, alternate dimensions, action, friendship, and absurd humor.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Harry Potter, Book 1)

Eleven-year-old Harry Potter discovers that he is a wizard and begins attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. With his friends Ron and Hermione, Harry learns about his past and uncovers a mystery involving the powerful Sorcerer’s Stone. Major themes include friendship, courage, identity, loyalty, and good versus evil.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown

In the thirteenth Diary of a Wimpy Kid book, Greg Heffley’s neighborhood is transformed by a huge winter snowstorm. When school closes, the neighborhood kids form rival groups and begin an enormous snowball war. Greg and Rowley must survive the chaos while navigating friendship, competition, teamwork, and the challenges of growing up.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw

In the third Diary of a Wimpy Kid book, Greg Heffley’s father decides Greg needs to become tougher and more responsible, even considering sending him to military school. Greg tries to avoid his father’s plans while dealing with school, friendships, family problems, and embarrassing situations. Major themes include growing up, family expectations, friendship, responsibility, and fitting in.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul

In the ninth Diary of a Wimpy Kid book, Greg Heffley and his family set off on a road trip that quickly turns into a series of disasters. Between car problems, strange encounters, lost belongings, and family arguments, their vacation becomes much more chaotic than expected. Major themes include family, travel, growing up, and dealing with unexpected problems.

Our Country’s Presidents

A National Geographic reference book introducing the presidents of the United States, with biographies, photographs, historical facts, timelines, and information about major events during each presidency. It also explains the presidency, elections, American government, and important moments in U.S. history, making it an accessible overview of American political history for younger readers.

Code Your Own Games!: 20 Games to Create with Scratch

A beginner-friendly coding book that teaches kids how to create 20 different games using Scratch, a visual programming language. Through step-by-step projects, readers learn programming concepts such as loops, variables, sprites, controls, animation, and game design while building their own playable games.

The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson & the Olympians, Book 1)

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that he is a demigod and the son of Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea. After Zeus’s powerful lightning bolt is stolen, Percy and his friends Annabeth and Grover travel across the United States to find it and prevent a war among the gods. Major themes include friendship, loyalty, identity, courage, family, and Greek mythology.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth

In the fifth Diary of a Wimpy Kid book, Greg Heffley is dealing with growing up while his friendship with Rowley is falling apart. He faces awkward changes, family pressures, school events, and new responsibilities. Major themes include growing up, friendship, family, responsibility, and adolescence.

Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 1: The Night of the Nasty Nostril Nuggets

In the sixth Captain Underpants book, George and Harold’s classmate Melvin Sneedly accidentally transforms into the Bionic Booger Boy after one of his inventions goes terribly wrong. Captain Underpants must face the giant monster in an adventure filled with superhero action, inventions, gross-out humor, comics, and friendship.

The Grim Grotto

The Baudelaire siblings continue their search for answers about the mysterious organization V.F.D., traveling aboard a submarine and exploring the dangerous Gorgonian Grotto. They encounter new allies and enemies while facing a deadly fungus and uncovering more clues about their family’s past. Major themes include survival, morality, family, courage, and the difference between good and evil.

Hoot

The story follows Roy Eberhardt, a middle-school student who discovers that a construction project threatens a colony of burrowing owls in Florida. Roy and his friends work to protect the owls while dealing with bullies and uncovering the truth about the development project. Major themes include environmental conservation, friendship, courage, and standing up for what you believe is right.

Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 2: The Revenge of the Ridiculous Robo-Boogers

In the seventh Captain Underpants book, George and Harold face three dangerous Robo-Boogers created during the Bionic Booger Boy disaster. Captain Underpants must help stop them in an adventure packed with superhero action, gross-out humor, comics, friendship, and ridiculous inventions.

Captain Underpants and the Terrifying Return of Tippy Tinkletrousers

In the ninth Captain Underpants book, George and Harold become caught up in a time-travel adventure involving the villain Tippy Tinkletrousers. The story also goes back to the boys’ younger years and shows how they became friends while dealing with school bullies. It combines action, pranks, time travel, friendship, and Dav Pilkey’s signature humor and comics.

Captain Underpants and the Terrifying Return of Tippy Tinkletrousers

In the ninth Captain Underpants book, George and Harold become caught up in a time-travel adventure involving the villain Tippy Tinkletrousers. The story also goes back to the boys’ younger years and shows how they became friends while dealing with school bullies. It combines action, pranks, time travel, friendship, and Dav Pilkey’s signature humor and comics.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days

In the fourth Diary of a Wimpy Kid book, Greg Heffley plans to spend his summer indoors playing video games, but his mom has very different ideas about how he should spend his vacation. Greg deals with family outings, friendship problems with Rowley, and a series of embarrassing summer disasters. Themes include friendship, family relationships, growing up, and summer vacation.

Dog Man Unleashed

In the second Dog Man book, the half-dog, half-human police officer returns to fight crime and face villains such as Petey the Cat. The story combines superhero adventures, action, silly humor, comics, and friendship, while also touching on themes of kindness, responsibility, and doing the right thing.

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library

Twelve-year-old Kyle Keeley wins a chance to spend the night inside famous game designer Luigi Lemoncello’s incredible new library. When the doors remain locked the next morning, Kyle and the other contestants must solve riddles, puzzles, clues, and library challenges to find the secret way out. Major themes include teamwork, problem-solving, creativity, reading, and friendship.

Mr. Lemoncello’s Great Library Race

In the third Mr. Lemoncello’s Library book, Kyle Keeley and his friends compete in a nationwide race filled with puzzles, research challenges, and clues. Along the way, they uncover information that raises questions about Mr. Lemoncello himself. The story focuses on teamwork, research skills, problem-solving, honesty, and determining whether information is trustworthy.

Mr. Lemoncello’s Library Olympics

In the sequel to Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library, Kyle Keeley and his friends compete against teams from across the country in the Library Olympics, a competition filled with puzzles, riddles, research challenges, and games. When books begin disappearing from the library, the contestants also have to solve a larger mystery. Major themes include teamwork, problem-solving, libraries, intellectual freedom, and friendship.

Hoot

The novel follows Roy Eberhardt, a middle-school student who becomes involved in an effort to stop a construction project from destroying the habitat of endangered burrowing owls in Florida. Along with his new friends, Roy challenges the development project while dealing with school bullies and uncovering what is happening at the construction site. Major themes include environmental conservation, friendship, courage, activism, and standing up for what you believe is right.

Hoot

The novel follows Roy Eberhardt, a middle-school student who becomes involved in an effort to stop a construction project from destroying the habitat of endangered burrowing owls in Florida. Along with his new friends, Roy challenges the development project while dealing with school bullies and uncovering what is happening at the construction site. Major themes include environmental conservation, friendship, courage, activism, and standing up for what you believe is right.

Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 1: The Night of the Nasty Nostril Nuggets

In the sixth Captain Underpants book, George and Harold’s classmate Melvin Sneedly accidentally transforms himself into the enormous Bionic Booger Boy. Captain Underpants must battle the new monster in an adventure filled with superhero action, gross-out humor, inventions, comics, and friendship.

Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 2: The Revenge of the Ridiculous Robo-Boogers

In the seventh Captain Underpants book, George and Harold must deal with the aftermath of the Bionic Booger Boy disaster. Three dangerous Robo-Boogers are on the loose, leading Captain Underpants and the boys into another ridiculous adventure filled with superhero action, gross-out humor, comics, and friendship.

Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants

George and Harold face Professor Pippy P. Poopypants, a scientist whose embarrassing name leads him to create a ridiculous plan for revenge. With Captain Underpants coming to the rescue, the book combines superhero action, absurd humor, comics, pranks, and friendship.

Freaky Fact or Fiction: Human Body

A fun science and trivia book filled with strange claims and surprising facts about the human body. Readers decide whether statements are fact or fiction while learning about topics such as organs, bones, muscles, senses, digestion, the brain, and unusual things the human body can do.

The Ghostly Tales of the Long Beach Peninsula

Part of the Spooky America series, this book presents kid-friendly versions of ghost stories and legends from Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula. It combines local history with tales of haunted locations, mysterious events, shipwrecks, and supernatural encounters, adapted from Stevens’s Ghost Stories of the Long Beach Peninsula.

What If?: Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions

Randall Munroe, creator of xkcd, answers bizarre hypothetical questions using real science, mathematics, physics, and engineering. Questions explore scenarios such as what would happen if everyone on Earth jumped at once or if you tried unusual ways of traveling through space, combining scientific explanations with humorous stick-figure illustrations.

How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems

Randall Munroe, creator of xkcd, uses science, physics, mathematics, and engineering to develop ridiculously complicated solutions to ordinary problems. Topics range from moving houses and crossing rivers to taking selfies and making emergency landings, using humorous illustrations and real scientific principles to show how creative scientific thinking can be applied to everyday situations.

Pang: The Wandering Shaolin Monk, Vol. 1: Refuge of the Heart

Set in ancient China, the graphic novel follows Pang, a wandering Shaolin monk who encounters danger, conflict, and people in need during his travels. The story combines martial arts, Chinese history and culture, adventure, humor, and Buddhist-inspired themes, including compassion, morality, and finding one's place in the world.

X-Treme Parenting: A Baby Blues Treasury

A collection of Baby Blues comic strips following parents Wanda and Darryl MacPherson as they deal with the chaos of raising their children. The comics humorously portray parenting, sibling relationships, family life, exhaustion, discipline, and the everyday challenges of raising kids

Siddhartha: Eine indische Dichtung

The novel follows Siddhartha, a young man in ancient India, as he searches for spiritual enlightenment and a meaningful way of life. He explores religion, wealth, love, suffering, and solitude before realizing that true wisdom comes through personal experience rather than simply following another person's teachings. Major themes include self-discovery, spirituality, enlightenment, identity, and the meaning of life.

The Essential Calvin and Hobbes: A Calvin and Hobbes Treasury

A collection of Calvin and Hobbes comic strips following imaginative six-year-old Calvin and his tiger companion, Hobbes. The comics explore friendship, family, school, imagination, childhood, and everyday life through humor and creative adventures.

Freaky Fact or Fiction: World Records

A fun trivia book featuring more than 200 strange and surprising claims about world records. Readers must decide whether each claim is fact or fiction and then check the answers and explanations, making the book a combination of a quiz, reference book, and collection of unusual facts.

Yukon Ho!: A Calvin and Hobbes Collection

A collection of Calvin and Hobbes comic strips following imaginative six-year-old Calvin and his stuffed tiger, Hobbes. Their adventures include wild imaginary journeys, school and family situations, outdoor adventures, and humorous conversations, often touching on friendship, childhood, creativity, and everyday life.

David Gets in Trouble

David keeps getting into trouble but always seems to have an excuse for his behavior, from making messes to breaking rules. Through humorous illustrations and simple text, the story explores responsibility, honesty, consequences, and learning to admit when you’ve done something wrong.

Into the Gauntlet

In the tenth and final book of the original 39 Clues series, Amy and Dan Cahill travel to England for the final stage of their worldwide hunt for the 39 Clues. As the competing Cahill branches close in on the ultimate prize, Amy and Dan must solve the last mysteries while deciding whether their family should continue fighting or finally work together.

The Complete Illustrated Children’s Bible

A child-friendly retelling of many major stories from the Old and New Testaments, accompanied by nearly 300 colorful illustrations. It introduces children to important biblical people and events—including Creation, Noah’s Ark, Moses, David, and the life of Jesus—using accessible storytelling designed for young readers.

The Path: Creating Your Mission Statement for Work and for Life

A personal-development guide designed to help readers identify their values, purpose, strengths, and goals and turn them into a personal mission statement. Jones uses exercises, examples, and faith-influenced ideas to show how a clear sense of purpose can guide decisions in both work and everyday life.

Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End

Physician Atul Gawande examines how medicine approaches aging, serious illness, and end-of-life care. Through medical research and stories about patients and families, he explores how healthcare can focus not only on extending life but also on preserving independence, dignity, comfort, and quality of life.

Mission Titanic

Amy and Dan Cahill face a new enemy known as the Outcast, who challenges them to prevent recreations of some of history’s greatest disasters. Their first mission involves the Titanic, forcing them to solve clues, uncover secrets, and race against time to stop another catastrophe.

Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Demigod Files

A companion book to the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series featuring three short adventures involving Percy and other demigods. It also includes character interviews, information about Greek gods and monsters, puzzles, and other bonus material, expanding on the world of Camp Half-Blood and Greek mythology.

The Slippery Slope

The tenth book in A Series of Unfortunate Events follows the Baudelaire siblings as they face dangerous circumstances in the Mortmain Mountains while continuing to uncover secrets about the mysterious organization V.F.D. The story combines mystery, adventure, suspense, dark humor, and themes of family, morality, and perseverance.

Tru & Nelle

A historical novel inspired by the real-life childhood friendship between writers Truman Capote and Nelle Harper Lee. Set in 1930s Alabama, the story follows the two imaginative young friends as they investigate mysteries and have adventures together, exploring themes of friendship, courage, creativity, prejudice, and growing up.

Putting Away Childish Things

A Christian self-development book about recognizing and changing immature or unhealthy patterns of thinking and behavior. Seamands combines Christian teachings with psychological concepts to discuss emotional maturity, personal growth, relationships, and overcoming habits that may prevent a person from growing spiritually and emotionally.

AP Physics 1 Essentials: An APlusPhysics Guide

A study and review guide designed for the AP Physics 1 course and exam. It covers major topics such as kinematics, forces and Newton’s laws, energy, momentum, rotational motion, gravitation, and oscillations, using explanations, diagrams, worked examples, and practice problems to help students understand both physics concepts and problem-solving techniques.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Charlie visits Willy Wonka’s magical chocolate factory after finding a golden ticket.

Judy Moody: The Doctor Is In!

Judy becomes fascinated by medicine and dreams of becoming a doctor.

I Am Not Going to Get Up Today!

A boy refuses to get out of bed despite everyone’s attempts to change his mind.

Yoksa Okul Muduru Bir Vampir Mi?

Kids investigate whether their suspicious school principal is secretly a vampire. (The book is in Turkish!)

Judy Moody: Twice as Moody

Judy gets into funny situations while navigating school, family, and her many moods.

Becoming RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Journey to Justice

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life and journey to becoming a Supreme Court justice.

The Last Kids on Earth and the Nightmare King

Jack and his friends battle the terrifying Nightmare King while trying to survive the apocalypse.

The Boy Who Saved Baseball

A boy’s baseball game could determine the future of his town’s beloved ball field.

I Can Make This Promise

Edie uncovers difficult family secrets and learns more about her Native American heritage.

Evil Spy School

Ben joins a secret spy school and gets caught up in a dangerous mission.

Spy Ski School

Ben trains at a secret ski school while trying to stop a dangerous enemy.

Liars' Room

Two twins investigate their supposedly haunted new home and discover its disturbing history.

D-Day: The World War II Invasion That Changed History

An in-depth account of the D-Day invasion and the people who helped make it happen.

Baker's Magic

A girl discovers magical powers connected to baking and uses them to help save her family and kingdom.

Spy Camp

Ben trains at a secret spy camp while trying to stop a dangerous enemy.

Pay Attention, Carter Jones

A struggling boy finds unexpected support from his family’s unusual new butler.

They Called Us Enemy

George Takei tells the story of his childhood during the incarceration of Japanese Americans in WWII.

Lumberjanes: Unicorn Power!

The Lumberjanes encounter a magical unicorn and get pulled into another wild camp adventure.

Rescue

A girl uses secret codes and courage to help people escape occupied France and save her father.

A to Z Mysteries: The X'ed-Out X-Ray

Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose investigate a strange X-ray and uncover a new mystery.

American Girl: Blaire

Blaire plans a wedding while balancing family, friendship, and challenges at her family’s farm.

The Last kids On Earth and the Zombie Parade

Jack and his friends battle through a massive zombie parade in their post-apocalyptic world.

Small Talk

A rumor gets more and more ridiculous as different animals pass it along.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul

Greg’s family road trip turns into a series of hilarious disasters.

The Wimpy Kid: Do-It-Yourself Book

An interactive Wimpy Kid diary where readers create their own stories and drawings.

The House in the Cerulean Sea

A caseworker discovers a magical family that changes the way he sees the world.

Lifeboat 12

A teenage boy survives a WWII shipwreck and the terrifying days that follow.

Regarding the Fountain: A Tale, of Liars and Leaks

A leaking fountain leads to a hilarious mystery told entirely through letters and other written documents.

The Homework Machine

Four kids use a homework machine, but keeping it secret becomes harder than they expected.

Ramona and Her father

Ramona adjusts to changes at home while trying to support her family.

Henry and the Clubhouse

Henry works on building a clubhouse while navigating everyday adventures with his friends.

Deck the Walls, We're Off the Walls!

A.J. and his classmates get into hilarious holiday trouble at school.

Sharper

A young skateboarder works to become better while navigating challenges in his life.

The Family Under the Bridge

A homeless man in Paris forms an unexpected bond with three children.

Bunnicula: A Rabbit-Tale of Mystery

A family dog suspects their new rabbit may be causing the strange changes happening around the house.

From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

Two siblings hide in a museum and investigate the mystery of a valuable statue.

From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

Two siblings hide in a museum and investigate the mystery of a valuable statue.

Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business

Junie B.’s funny imagination leads her into another school adventure.

Trouble River

Two brothers face danger and challenges while traveling down a river during westward expansion.

Robert Clemenete: Young Baseball Hero

Roberto Clemente’s childhood and rise to baseball greatness.

Molly's Story: A Dog's Purpose Novel

Molly the puppy experiences life with her family while discovering her purpose through the challenges and relationships she encounters.

Judy Moody & Stink and the Grand-Slam Book-Bowl Jam

Judy Moody and Stink compete in a school book-bowl and learn about teamwork, reading, and having fun.

Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Gold Coins

Cam Jansen uses her amazing memory to solve the mystery of a stolen collection of gold coins.

The Black Tower

Herculeah investigates a mysterious mansion and tries to uncover the truth about a murder connected to its black tower.

Happily Ever Afterlife

Lucy deals with school and friendship drama while taking part in a Shakespeare play in the afterlife.

The Private Notebook of Katie Roberts, Age 11

Katie moves from New York to Texas and uses her diary to share her struggles adjusting to her new family, school, and life.

Seekers: The Quest Begins

Four young bears begin a dangerous journey through the wilderness and learn to survive and trust one another.

Magic Tree House fact tracker: Dolphins and Sharks

A kid-friendly guide to dolphins and sharks that explains how they live, behave, and survive in the ocean.

The Puppy Place Pugsley

Charles and Lizzie care for a sweet pug puppy and help find him a loving forever home.

Song Lee and the 'I Hate You' Notes

Song Lee receives nasty notes at school and finds a clever way to handle the person sending them.

Junie B. Jones Loves Handsome Warren

Junie B. has a crush on new classmate Warren and hilariously tries to win his attention.

Grimm's Fairy Tales

A collection of classic fairy tales filled with magic, adventure, and lessons about courage, kindness, and consequences.

Crispin: The Cross of Lead

An orphaned boy named Crispin escapes his village and uncovers secrets about his past while searching for freedom in medieval England.

Malcolm in the Middle: 101 Ways to Get Away With Anything

Malcolm shares a collection of funny tips, excuses, and schemes for dealing with everyday school and family problems.

Two of a Kind: To Snoop or Not to Snoop

Mary-Kate and Ashley get a telescope and decide to spy on their neighbors, but their snooping leads them into serious trouble when they see something they weren't supposed to.

The Maze of Bones

When their beloved aunt--matriarch of the world's most powerful family--dies, orphaned siblings Amy and Dan Cahill compete with less honorable Cahill descendants in a race around the world to find cryptic clues to a mysterious fortune. Includes game cards which the reader may use to play an online version of the treasure hunt.

The US capital commotion

Flat Stanley travels to Washington D.C. to receive a special award from the President herself, but even after all his adventures, he is still not sure if he deserves to be called a hero.

The boy who ate dog biscuits

All Billy wants is a dog of his own, but he gets a baby sister instead.

Wooden

Legendary basketball coach John Wooden shares lessons and reflections from his life and coaching career. Through short stories and observations, he discusses leadership, character, hard work, discipline, success, family, faith, and teamwork, emphasizing that true success comes from doing your personal best rather than simply winning.

Disciplines of a Godly Man

A Christian guide focused on developing spiritual discipline and living according to biblical principles. Hughes discusses areas such as faith, prayer, relationships, integrity, work, leadership, worship, and personal character, offering biblical examples and practical guidance for men seeking to strengthen their Christian faith.

Onward

Howard Schultz describes his return as CEO of Starbucks and his efforts to turn the company around after it began struggling financially and losing parts of its original identity. The book explores leadership, business strategy, company culture, innovation, customer experience, and balancing profitability with a company’s values and mission.

Wishtree

The story is narrated by Red, an old oak tree that serves as a neighborhood “wishtree,” where people tie their wishes to its branches. When a new girl named Samar and her family face prejudice in their community, Red works with the neighborhood animals to help bring people together. The novel explores kindness, acceptance, friendship, belonging, and standing up against prejudice.

Who Was Abraham Lincoln?

A kid-friendly biography of Abraham Lincoln that follows his life from his childhood in a poor frontier family to becoming the 16th president of the United States. It discusses his leadership during the Civil War, his role in ending slavery, and major events and challenges that shaped his presidency and legacy.

The Magic Finger

A young girl has a mysterious magical power in her finger that activates when she becomes angry. When her neighbors, the Gregg family, continue hunting animals despite her objections, she uses her magic and they suddenly experience life from the animals’ perspective. The story explores empathy, kindness, and respect for animals through humor and fantasy.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Charlie Bucket, a poor but kind-hearted boy, wins a golden ticket that allows him to tour Willy Wonka’s mysterious chocolate factory. Along with four other children, Charlie encounters incredible inventions, strange rooms, and the Oompa-Loompas while learning lessons about greed, selfishness, honesty, and kindness.

Going Solo

Roald Dahl recounts his experiences as a young adult working in East Africa and later serving as a Royal Air Force pilot during World War II. The book tells true stories of dangerous flights, unusual encounters, adventures, and survival, giving readers a look at the experiences that shaped Dahl before he became a famous author.

Stanley and the Magic Lamp

Stanley Lambchop discovers a magical lamp containing a genie who can grant wishes. Stanley and his family have fun making wishes, but they soon discover that getting everything they want can lead to unexpected problems. The story combines magic, humor, family, and adventure.

Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator

The sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the story follows Charlie Bucket, Willy Wonka, and Charlie’s family as their Great Glass Elevator accidentally travels into space. They encounter strange creatures and dangerous situations before returning to Earth, creating a humorous fantasy adventure filled with imaginative characters and events.

Everything You Need to Ace Science in One Big Fat Notebook

A comprehensive middle-school science study guide covering major topics in biology, chemistry, physics, Earth science, and astronomy. It presents concepts through colorful diagrams, definitions, examples, mnemonic devices, and practice questions designed to make difficult science topics easier to understand and remember.

Everything You Need to Ace World History in One Big Fat Notebook

A comprehensive middle-school world history study guide covering major civilizations, historical events, people, and developments from ancient history through the modern era. It uses colorful diagrams, timelines, maps, definitions, and study tips to make important historical concepts easier to understand and remember.

Max Einstein: The Genius Experiment

Max Einstein is a brilliant 12-year-old girl who loves science and uses her intelligence to solve difficult problems. After being recruited by a mysterious organization, she joins a group of talented young geniuses who travel around the world using science and creative thinking to help people. The story combines adventure, mystery, teamwork, and STEM concepts.

The Giver

Jonas lives in a seemingly perfect society where pain, conflict, and individual choices have been eliminated. After he is selected to become the Receiver of Memory, he learns the disturbing truth about his community and begins questioning whether a life without suffering is worth sacrificing freedom, emotion, and individuality.

How to Draw Cute Food

A step-by-step drawing guide that teaches young artists how to turn everyday foods into adorable cartoon characters. It includes simple instructions for drawing foods such as burgers, desserts, drinks, fruits, and snacks with cute faces and creative details.

How to Draw Cute Animals

A step-by-step drawing guide that teaches children how to create simple, cute cartoon animals. It breaks animals into easy shapes and instructions, helping young artists draw creatures such as dogs, cats, birds, sea animals, and other adorable characters.

Big Book of Why

A question-and-answer book that explains more than 1,000 interesting facts about science, animals, nature, the human body, sports, geography, and everyday life. It answers questions such as why penguins cannot fly, why the moon shines, and why Mount Everest is so tall using short, kid-friendly explanations and colorful visuals.

National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Who

Introduces young readers to important and influential people from history and the modern world, including Leonardo da Vinci, Amelia Earhart, Martin Luther King Jr., Malala Yousafzai, Abraham Lincoln, and Jackie Robinson. Through short biographies, photographs, and interesting facts, children learn who these people were, what they accomplished, and why they are remembered.

National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Why

A colorful question-and-answer book that explains the answers to common questions young children ask, such as why the sky is blue, why animals behave certain ways, and how everyday objects work. It uses photographs, simple explanations, and activities to introduce children to science, nature, animals, and the world around them.

Max’s Story: A Dog’s Purpose Puppy Tale

Max is a small Yorkshire terrier living in a big city who is searching for his purpose and the person he is meant to be with. Told from Max’s point of view, the story follows his adventures as he develops a special bond with a girl named CJ and learns about loyalty, friendship, courage, and love.

Bailey’s Story: A Dog’s Purpose Puppy Tale

Bailey is a puppy who forms a strong bond with a boy named Ethan and comes to believe that his purpose is to love, protect, and stay by Ethan’s side. Told from Bailey’s point of view, the story follows their adventures and explores friendship, loyalty, family, and the special relationship between a child and his dog.

How to Speak Dog: A Guide to Decoding Dog Language

A guide that teaches young readers how to understand dogs by interpreting their body language, facial expressions, sounds, and behaviors. It explains why dogs act in certain ways and provides tips for communicating with and caring for dogs safely.

5,000 Awesome Facts (About Everything!)

A highly visual collection of 5,000 interesting and surprising facts covering animals, science, space, history, geography, food, inventions, sports, and more. The book uses colorful photographs and short fact lists to make learning quick and entertaining.

National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of the World

An introductory geography book that takes young readers around the world to learn about different countries, people, animals, landmarks, and cultures. It uses colorful photographs, maps, and simple facts to introduce children to the diversity of places and people across the globe.

Ultimate Weird But True 2: 1,000 Wild & Wacky Facts & Photos!

A colorful collection of 1,000 unusual and surprising facts accompanied by photographs and illustrations. It covers topics such as strange animals, unusual foods, extreme weather, inventions, sports, and other fascinating real-world subjects.

Tarzan of the Apes

Tarzan is orphaned in the African jungle, raised by apes, and grows into a powerful young man while gradually discovering that he is actually human.

Rebel

Koji, a boy from an African village, is taken by a rebel group and forced into a dangerous situation where he must struggle to survive and find his way back to his family.

Hiss Me Deadly

Chet Gecko investigates a mysterious case involving a dangerous snake and strange happenings at Emerson Hicky Elementary.

Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes

Sadako, a Japanese girl who develops leukemia after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, folds paper cranes while hoping to recover and learns about courage, hope, and peace.

Ready, Freddy! The Reading Race

Freddy tries to win his class’s reading contest by reading as much as possible.

Magic Tree House: Mummies in the Morning

Jack and Annie travel to ancient Egypt, where they enter a mysterious pyramid and encounter a ghostly queen who needs their help.

Magic Tree House: Dolphins at Daybreak

Jack and Annie travel to an underwater world where they meet dolphins and must help solve a mysterious problem before they can return home.

Commander in Cheese: Big House, Little Mouse

A group of mouse friends living in the White House get caught up in an exciting adventure as they try to solve a mystery and help the First Family.

Pet Rescue Club: The Lonely Pony

Adam and his friends in the Pet Rescue Club discover a lonely pony who appears to have been abandoned and work together to find a safe, loving home for her.

Dragon Girls: Naomi the Rainbow Glitter Dragon

Naomi and the other Glitter Dragon Girls must use their magical powers to protect the Magic Forest as the Shadow Sprites grow stronger and a new threat appears

I survived the Joplin Tornado, 2011

Eleven-year-old Dexter and his family struggle to survive when a powerful tornado strikes Joplin, Missouri, in 2011.

Freckle Juice

Andrew desperately wants freckles like his classmate Nicky, so he buys a secret recipe for freckle juice and soon learns that getting what you wish for isn't always as simple as it seems.

Dog Days of the West

Wishbone imagines himself as a Wild West hero named Long Bill Longley while dealing with a dishonest reporter who is trying to ruin Wanda Gilmore’s reputation.

Cam Jansen: The Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds

Cam Jansen uses her amazing memory to solve a jewelry-store robbery and find the real thief.

The Boxcar Children: Mike's Mystery

The Boxcar Children investigate a strange mystery involving their friend Mike and uncover surprising clues along the way.

Pug pals: Two's a crowd

Sunny the pug has trouble adjusting when a new puppy named Rosy joins her family, but when Rosy gets into trouble, Sunny realizes how much she cares about her little sister.

Room One

Ted Hammond loves a good mystery, and in the spring of his fifth-grade year, he's working on a big one. How can his school in the little town of Plattsford stay open next year if there are going to be only five students? But the mystery that has Ted's full attention at the moment is about that face, the face he sees in the upper window of the Andersons' empty house as he rides past on his paper route.

Baby Owl

This book follows a young owl as it grows and learns to survive with help from its mother.

Murder, My Tweet

Chet Gecko investigates a school mystery after his partner Natalie is accused of a crime she didn't commit.

Animorphs: The Change

Tobias faces a difficult choice when he gets the opportunity to become human again after being trapped as a hawk.

Season of Ponies

en-year-old Pamela, left behind at her aunts’ farm for the summer, discovers a mysterious boy and a magical herd of ponies who turn her lonely summer into an unforgettable adventure.

The Pearl

A poor pearl diver finds a valuable pearl that he believes will transform his family's life, but it ultimately brings greed, danger, and tragedy.

The Littles Go Exploring

Tom and Lucy Little discover their missing grandfather's maps and papers and set off with their family on an exciting journey to find out what happened to him.

I, Houdini

A clever hamster named Houdini escapes from his cage and gets into a series of exciting adventures while exploring the world around him.

Rowan and the Ice-Creepers

Rowan and his companions journey into a freezing mountain to discover the cause of the endless winter threatening their village.

Magic Tree House: The Knight at Dawn