Fiction
Readers will readily connect with Javier and his friends, whose fears, friendships, and emotional struggles feel genuine and relatable. Recommended where verse novels are popular.
A compassionate, thought-provoking story that encourages empathy and innovation. Highly recommended for middle school readers and educators.
PREMIUM
Bad Badger: A Family Story
To be perfectly frank, this flock of odd ducks welcomes everyone. A quirky title recommended for fiction collections.
A strong choice for school and public libraries, this is a positive, engaging story for upper middle graders and a welcome addition to baseball fiction collections.
PREMIUM
Journey Through the Waterfall
With its warm message, appealing visuals, and relatable themes, the book is a strong choice for early chapter book readers who enjoy adventure with heart.–Jessica Calaway
PREMIUM
Theft of the Ruby Lotus
From “ride or die” friendships to art heists to secret societies to adventure, DasGupta’s latest is sure to entertain middle graders with a variety of interests and literary tastes.
An adventurous beginning to a series that both feeds the current axolotl craze and touches on important topics, such as friendship, family, allegiances, and betrayals.
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