Are Ruby Ledger's brilliant mind and her pet monkey Coco her only true allies? Set in the late 1850s, Ruby Ledger and the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln by Arianna Skolnick is historical fiction that follows the story of nine-year-old Ruby, a misfit in her own...

Tammy Cranston's Rooted: A Seedling's Journey is the story of a young oak tree. This tree lived near his grandfather, and he felt thrilled and comfortable around him. Grandpa Oakey always gave him the greatest advice, and as the "Seed to Tree" ceremony approached, he needed...

Raspberry Red is a children's adventure book written by Tuula Pere. A young girl named Aino wakes one night to find her father sitting on her bed, dressed in his winter coat. Aino doesn't know where her father is going, but she knows it is...

Ryder K: The Mini Boss is written by Ryder K Wharton, Cheyenne Davis, and Margaret Bowdre, and illustrated by Nils Britwum. We get to know the amazing Ryder K, a spirited little girl with a big love for nail polish and a dream of starting...

Rigged: A Starnet Novel by Rose Horn is an exciting, fresh, science fiction adventure targeted at the adolescent reading market. Cadet Tori Winston has long dreamt of joining the Starnet Officers' training academy and one day becoming a captain of a Starship. Despite her father’s...

In the riveting coming-of-age story, Robbie Larson's Legendary Snow Day by David Towner, legendary pirates, and enchanting backdrops are brought to vivid life through a young boy’s powerful imagination. Davey and Robbie are excited when their school is given a snow day. Davey’s excitement is...

If you enjoyed reading Summer of L.U.C.K., you will enjoy this sequel, Ready or Not (Summer of L.U.C.K. Trilogy) by Laura Segal Stegman with illustrations by Victoria Marble. Justin Pennington is back along with his friends Darby McAllister and Naz Nezri at Camp Inch along...

Rain Falling on Embers is filled with emotion, drama, suspense, and adventure. It is intended for middle-grade readers and contains some potentially distressing themes, such as death and abduction. Penned by Liana Gardner, this thrilling and highly intense work allows young readers to experience a...

It’s the middle of the eighteenth century, the English are at war with the French, and the English have set their sights on ridding the colonies of any French settlers. Rose is Acadian, not really French, but the English view her and her family as...

Rocking Chair, Rocking Chair by L.A. Kimo and La Shauna Richardson is a lullaby in pictures. Featuring a sweet little boy and his parents, each page travels through the child’s thoughts about his beloved rocking chair. There is magic in this chair – it...