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Featuring vivid settings, relatable characters, and absorbing narratives, these moving titles will inspire readers to learn more about these eras—and to question whose stories still go untold.
From alternate histories to dystopian futures, these teen genre selections offer up magic, mermaids, mechsuits, and more.
Readers will cheer for these YA books about boxing, basketball, field hockey, and more.
These immersive works of historical fiction surface events often omitted by textbooks, blend history and other genres, and urge readers to reconsider the past and look to the future.
Ten adventure and survival fiction titles to keep summer reading fresh and exciting.
Anthropomorphic animals, emotive androids, an enchanted Chicago, and more: These 16 titles provide excellent summer escapes for young readers.
Finding books that are age-appropriate but still compelling enough to hook the interest of older tweens and young teens can be tricky. Here are some of our recent favorites.
Nothing like bugs that fizz, animals with mucus-skin, and slimy information about digestion to get the whole family in on these weird science lessons!
With controlled vocabularies and short page counts, hi-lo (high-interest, low-readability) books present engaging, age-appropriate options for students reading below their grade level. This roundup of new and forthcoming series highlights a wide range of titles for collections serving elementary, middle, and high school audiences.