Maxx Airborne and the Legends of Rucker Park is a children’s book written in rhyme by Scot Barnett and illustrated by Kimberly B. Root. Maxx Airborne is dismayed when he is benched during a basketball game. As the shortest player, Maxx is believed by the...

MJ's New Friend by Judy Ann Lowe is about a new friend, Vebo, that MJ meets while playing soccer one day. MJ feels an instant attraction as a friend to Vebo, even though they barely speak a few words to each other on the first...

Matthew LaCraft, the Yankee Boy: First Children of Farmington Book by Lisa Lickel is an excellent book for young readers, with good messages like loyalty and friendship that run through the story. Matthew wants to go with his father on a last trading journey on...

Missing is the second book in the Lessons From Fiori series written by Peggy M. McAloon and Anneka Rogers. After baby J.J. Burton is kidnapped from his pram at a public fair, his sister, Elle, and her friend, (reformed bully) Jimmy Backus, are on the...

Martin McMillan and the Sacred Stones is a children’s adventure by Elaine Russell. Martin vacations in Scotland with his friend Isabel, her father, James, and Moira, James’s girlfriend. Moira gets assistance from Professor Duncan to decipher her Scottish ancestor’s Gaelic notes that she found, and...

Jeremy loves his history. In particular, he enjoys learning about his family's history. He knows quite a bit about his African-American ancestry. What he doesn't know is that some of his ancestors were American Indian. He discovers this link to the family tree when he...

Midnight and Little Girl Blue by Tiffany Golden is a wondrous fantasy adventure story that will certainly engage and entertain younger readers. Little Nalla Blue is a child of the blue light, but as the story starts the reader quickly sympathises with this lone young...

Minecraft Minions: The Adventures of Top, Zop and Crud (An Unofficial Minecraft Adventure Book 2) by Skittlez Bucket is an exciting storybook for children which will put a smile on the faces of young readers. Top, Zop and Crud live in a cave. It's Halloween...

While this book is intended for elementary school children, this 50-year-old got quite a kick out of it too. Maisy and The Missing Mice (The Maisy Files Book 1) by Elizabeth Woodrum is about a cherry lollipop-loving fourth grader named Maisy who considers herself quite...

Maisy is a junior detective; junior because of her young age. But she is very astute and aware of her surroundings and very thorough in her investigations. Maisy and the Mystery Manor is the third book in the Maisy Files series and it reads quite...