Things are strange even before Kiki and her older sister, Alison, leave home to go to the Mount Faylinn Dance Conservatory for the summer. Alison is a very talented dancer; Kiki prefers her drawing, but she’s excited about this mysterious dance camp that they’ve heard...

Riley Does BIG Things!, written by Janet Lewis Daigle and illustrated by Rick W Knowles, is the kind of socially relevant book children and adults can enjoy time and time again. The amazing illustrations help tell Riley's story. He's a little boy with a big...

Max Voltage: Planet Terror (Book 2) by James Love is the energetic, entertaining sequel to Max Voltage: Multiverse Mayhem. The first offering has Max Voltage, a gamer who's eleven, and Stevie, his best friend, along with Lucinda and a supercomputer named M.U.M., maneuvering the not-so-reliable...

The Curse of the Warlock is a work of fiction in the fantasy, action, and adventure subgenres. It is intended for the middle-grade reading audience and was penned by author Jessica Renwick as the fourth installment in the Starfell book series. In this epic sword...

Twelve-year-old Jamie C. O’Hare and his family move to the little town of Black Creek for a fresh start after his father passed away. His older sister, Janine, is pretty and popular. She chooses not to associate with her brother and insists on bullying...

Eloise De Sousa shares her creativity in Space Dust. This story, with only two characters, takes us on a great journey, where a boy known as Little One was sad, wondering if his mother will return soon. Big Ox is a man who is taking...

Dreams are wonderful. They make us go to new and unknown places, they help us to live new experiences and to develop our creativity. I Bet a Dragon Could is a clear example of this. It’s the story of a boy who passes by a...

Are you ready for oodles of words that rhyme with noodles? In Steven Joseph's new book, Snoodles, Kidoodles, Poodles and lots and lots of Noodles that is exactly what you will get. This imaginative story takes place in the future when cars are no longer...

The Doa Fora people of the Cloud forest and the villagers of Last Hope got along until they didn’t. While the villagers encroached on the forest, the Doa Fora warriors fought back with poisoned arrows. But who could explain the monstrous Illwen? When the villagers...

Bibi Blundermuss and the Tree Across the Cosmos is a children's fantasy novel by Andrew Durkin. Since moving to her new woodland home and the disappearance of her parents six months ago, twelve-year-old Bibi Blundermuss suffers from deep-seated anxiety, having nightmarish visions of trees and...