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  • Pieces

    by Afshan Malik
    As if track practice, yearbook meetings, and tumultuous friendships weren’t enough, sisters Hannah and Noreen are catapulted into a disorienting new reality when their dad returns home from his medical mission in Syria a haunted and broken man. All of a sudden, their once tight-knit family is falling to pieces. Little do they know, things will become a lot more crazy and unpredictable as each of them fights a different battle.

  • Sophia's Journal

    by Najiyah Diana Maxfield
    After a bad fall in the Kansas river near Lawrence, Sophia, a16-year-old MuslimAmerican, emerges soaking wet in what she is shocked to discover is Bleeding Kansas. Not long after her arrival, however, her worries turn from her own mystifying situation to the horrific ones endured by the enslaved people and First Nations people she meets. Sophia and her adopted sister Abby set out to help their friends, but soon learn that change can be dangerous. Filled with adventure, self-discovery, an... more

  • A VISIT HOME

    by Janeen Swart
    In A VISIT HOME, Tom leaves home after many years of abuse. His journey leads him to the Mulders who first take him in as their farmhand and then as their son. Tom matures, works along with Jacob on the farm, spends a tour of duty in Vietnam and finds his true love, but can't quite forget the injustice done to him and his sister Catherine by their adoptive parents. Returning home to take his frustrations out on his adoptive father, he finds he's arrived too late. Gerrit is already near death fro... more

  • The Golden Age of Red: A Novel of Red Grange, The Galloping Ghost

    by Doug Villhard
    At the height of the Roaring Twenties, college football star Red Grange craved normalcy. He was poised to achieve his quiet dreams until sportswriters anointed him the greatest player of all time, propelling him to a level of fame greater than Babe Ruth.
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    Mudpies & Mischief: Grandma Marjorie and the Feathered Pirate

    by Melissa Robinson
    Mel has always known that Grandma was special, but one sunny summer day she learns just how MARVELOUS she really is! What begins as an ordinary day of baking brownies transforms into an extraordinary adventure. Mel's safe and cozy world turns into a whirlwind of excitement as she, Grandma, and their loyal feathered sidekick, Misty, embark on an action-packed journey through Mystic, CT. Unexpected perils lie in wait, ready to challenge their courage and resourcefulness. Mel discovers that Grandm... more

  • Pickle Juice & Patty Cakes Space Adventure: A story about accepting diversity and differences in others

    by Heather Marie

    Join Peyton and her adventurous puppies, Pickle Juice and Patty Cakes on an extraordinary space adventure! One night, a hidden golden spaceship takes them from their garage to the stars, where they explore dazzling galaxies and meet friendly, unique creatures. On a vibrant faraway planet, Peyton and her pups discover a community of unique beings who teach them the importance of kindness, acceptance, and celebrating differences. The trio discovers the importance of kindness, acceptance, and ce... more

  • The Pencil and The Crayon

    by Kalani Pierce
    Chris, a kindergartener, deals with the inner struggles of growing up during the breakup of his parents. Chris wants to please everyone and begins to see a new world within his world. Trying to please his mom and dad, he subconsciously transfers his emotions onto his pencil and crayon. Fearing that he has to choose, his teacher helps him discover that he needs both. Pencils and crayons are both essential, and there are many benefits and circumstances for when you need them. Regardless of whe... more

  • The Summer Between

    by Greenleaf Book Group
    So much can be lost and found in one summer Set against the backdrop of New York City’s vibrant Greenwich Village in 1978, The Summer Between is the bittersweet, unsparingly honest coming-of-age saga of Andrew Jackson Pollock. Three days before high school graduation, Andy, a New Jersey teen who longs to break free of his suburban closet, confides in Elena Plesko, his ex-girlfriend, something he has suspected for a long time––that he’s gay. Abandoned as a child by his father, Andy begins to t... more

  • Jazz

    by Michael Bean
    All Mitchell wants to do is survive middle school. Heck, that's all any kid wants when they're in middle school, especially for the students of King's Hollow, which may be the roughest school in town. When King's Hollow gets a new band director in the form of Mr. Undergrove, things start to turn around for Mitchell and his bandmates as they prepare for their 1st band competition and begin to experience an emotion they've never felt at school before: hope.

  • Love and Protest

    by Nancy Klann-Moren
    POIGNANT AND HEARTFELT THE IDEAL NOVEL FOR A BOOK CLUB While wandering through the Second Chance Thrift Shop, 17-year-old Harper Warner comes across a diary tucked in a nightstand drawer. The original owner, Libby Carlson, had chronicled her "Summer of Love" in San Francisco and her involvement in the Anti-Vietnam War Movement 52 years earlier. Harper is certain her recently deceased mother arranged this discovery, and she gives the find special import. The diary entries help Harper cope ... more

  • Unexpected Places

    by Charlene Williams
    Find out what happens when ordinary people experience the extraordinary and come face to face with things they never thought they'd believe in. In her debut work, Charlene Williams mixes life, drama and facing truth with a touch of the supernatural in these six suspenseful stories.

  • The Wish Tree

    by Annabel Maxwell
    The Wish Tree is a magical tree where many creatures live. In a city at the foot of the Wish Tree, lives beautiful and kind Fairies. Near the Wish Tree, the goblins live in land called The Trenches of the Goblins. There they guard their most treasured treasure, The Great Diamond of the Goblins. One day, 10 years ago this diamond was stolen, leaving the trenches bleak and colourless. The guard saw a fairy steal the diamond! The goblins plotted their revenge for ten years, before deciding to act... more

  • Grandmother Carried Her Pearls

    by Patricia Carney
    Trudy finds herself abandoned at a truck stop by Harold Faust, the attorney who counseled her through an unwanted pregnancy and private adoption. Mac, a trucker and Vietnam Vet, finds Trudy and offers to take Trudy back to Milson, the city where they both live. The story doubles back to the prior year, finding Trudy full of hope after high school graduation and plans to enroll at the university.

  • Eight Miles High

    by Nicholson
    Story begins in womb and starts happy but then turns to tragedy.

  • Eight Miles High

    by Nicholson
    A story that starts in the womb is fun to begin but then turns to tragedy.

  • The Gimmicky Gadget

    by Leigh Belrose

    As the Campton family set out on their annual summer holiday to Lake Liraz; unfortunate circumstances arise when father’s hand gets trapped inside a wolf trap. Brother and sister, Noah and Ava come to the rescue as their mother instructs them to seek out help. While out on their mission, the siblings stumble upon a mysterious cave with an odd rectangular-shaped drawing on the wall that transports them back to cavemen times – this is where their real summer holiday adventure begins... more

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