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| Ferris by Kate DiCamilloMeet Ferris, a 10-year-old word nerd who’s just trying to keep up with the antics of her loving, eccentric family, from her little sister’s attempts to become an outlaw to her grandmother's obsession with a ghost. This tender, offbeat tale is sure to satisfy fans of award-winning author Kate DiCamillo. (Ages 8-12.) |
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The Case of the Missing Turtle A Math Adventure
by David Cole
Siblings Emily and Sam are always ready to learn new things. When they find a box turtle and decide to adopt it, they need to learn what to feed it and how to create a safe home for it. But just as they're getting the hang of caring for their new pet, it goes missing! Someone must have taken the turtle, but who? It's up to Emily and Sam to find out.
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| The First State of Being by Erin Entrada KellyIt’s 1999, and a possible Y2K disaster is looming when 12-year-old Michael meets Ridge, a newcomer whose strange behavior has an even stranger explanation: he’s a time-traveler from 2199. Thought-provoking science blends with relatable characters in this latest book from beloved author Erin Entrada Kelly. (Ages 9-13.) |
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School for Invisible Boys
by Shaun David Hutchinson
While at St. Lawrence's Catholic School for Boys, Hector Griggs, who has the ability to turn invisible, teams up with a mysterious new classmate to stop a terrifying creature preying on students' loneliness and fear and discovers that sometimes it takes disappearing to really be seen.
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| Drawing Deena by Hena KhanFrom her family’s money trouble to school stress, it seems like everything makes Pakistani American Deena feel so worried she gets sick. Could Deena’s art help her communicate when her words can't? This hopeful story will grab readers who like a deep dive into a character’s mind. (Ages 8-12.) |
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No More school, April Fools!
by Dan Gutman
In this My WeirdSchool special that features puzzles, games and more, the My Weird School kids engage in an epic week-long prank war?—?the likes of which Ella Mentry School has never seen?—?against their teachers to win a super sweet prize.
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| Medusa by Katherine MarshIn this fresh, smart twist on mythological fantasy, 7th-grader Ava learns the hard way that she’s descended from the so-called monster Medusa. From there, her journey of self-discovery takes her from “monster rehab” boarding school all the way to Olympus. (Ages 8-12.) |
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The Unicorn Legacy : Tangled Magic
by Kamilla Benko
Attending the newly formed Unicorn Academy, 12-year-old apprentice Olivia Hayes is caught between her joy at newfound magical abilities and proving her older sister is NOT a unicorn poacher, forcing her to untangle the secrets of the past to spin a stronger future.
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| Bunny and Clyde by Megan McDonald; illustrated by Scott NashFrom the author of the Judy Moody series comes a short, sassy chapter book about a well-behaved bunny-and-chipmunk duo who decide to turn bad. But when it comes to doing wrong, Bunny and Clyde can’t get it right! Read-alike: Kara LaReau’s Infamous Ratsos series. (Ages 6-9.) |
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Monday
by Eva Amores
Literally hanging on by a thread, Justin Chase's week is off to a bad start when his mom marries a vampire, his dad drives a giant toilet on wheels and a bully makes his first day at a new school miserable — and it's only MONDAY!
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Amulet 9 : Waverider: a Graphic Novel
by Kazu Kibuishi
This electrifying conclusion to the #1 New York Times best-selling series follows Emily as she travels to Typhon to confront the fraud who has seized power in the absence of a king and must rely on new friends and old enemies to survive the threat of darkness.
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For generations, four Clans of wild cats have shared the forest. But the cats of ThunderClan are in grave danger, and sinister ShadowClan grows stronger every day. In the midst of this turmoil appears a house cat named Rusty - who may turn out to be the bravest warrior of them all.
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Agents of S.U.I.T. : from Badger to worse
by John Patrick Green
"That's right, Bongo and Marsha, the super-spy Badgers, are on the case...and way over-budget. When S.U.I.T. realizes just how much money the Badgers waste with their gadgets and spy vehicles and custom plush toys, they're sent to Bora Bora to investigate a case...the old-fashioned way. The bees-that's "bee-ee-ee," like the insect-that run the resort are hiding something under the tropical sands, and Marsha and Bongo are just the bumbling agents to crack this pineapple-flavored case wide open"
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Paula Danziger's Amber Brown is not a crayon / : The Graphic Novel
by Victoria Ying
"Reintroducing Amber Brown to a new generation of readers, this classic story, now in a graphic novel format, follows third graders and best friends Amber and Justin who must figure out a way to say goodbye and keep their friendship strong when Justin has to move away. Simultaneous and eBook. Illustrations."
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