4th Grade High-Point AR Books

In the explosive finale of the Chaos Walking trilogy, Todd and Viola are caught between warring factions as a colonized planet erupts into all-out conflict. With new settlers on the horizon and leaders willing to do anything for control, the pair must decide who to trust and what they’re willing to risk for peace. The ever-present Noise makes secrets impossible, raising the stakes of every choice. Fast-paced and thought-provoking, it’s ideal for teens who like high-tension adventure with big moral questions.

In an instant, everyone over fifteen disappears from the small town of Perdido Beach, and the kids left behind must fend for themselves inside a mysterious barrier. As supplies run low and strange new powers emerge, friendships, rivalries, and fragile alliances decide who leads and who follows. Fast-paced and gritty, this series opener blends survival, mystery, and superpowers in a way that keeps readers turning pages. Great for teens who enjoy high-stakes action and moral dilemmas without heavy adult content.

In the fourth book of The Heroes of Olympus, Percy and Annabeth struggle to survive and cross Tartarus to reach the Doors of Death from the underworld side, while their friends aboard the Argo II race across the Mediterranean to find the mortal side of the Doors at the House of Hades in Epirus. With time running out and monsters constantly reborn, the seven demigods must work together, face old enemies, and make painful sacrifices to keep the prophecy alive and stop Gaea’s awakening.

Book four in The Heroes of Olympus series finds Percy, Annabeth, and their friends racing across mythic Europe to stop an ancient evil while balancing Roman and Greek alliances. The story blends modern teen humor with nonstop mythological adventure, shifting viewpoints among the seven heroes. Fast-paced action, clever puzzles, and heartfelt friendships keep pages turning. Perfect for upper middle-grade readers who love epic quests and Greek and Roman mythology.

Magnus Chase must recover Thor’s missing hammer before giants use it to spark a world-ending war. With help from friends old and new—including a shape-shifting companion—he races through modern-day cities and the Nine Worlds to outsmart gods, monsters, and tricksters. Fast-paced action, humor, and Norse mythology make this a hit for fans of adventure. Great for upper middle-grade readers who enjoy witty heroes, team dynamics, and epic quests.

In this first book of the Heroes of Olympus series, three new demigods—Jason, Piper, and Leo—are swept into a fast-paced quest tied to ancient myths in the modern world. Readers return to Camp Half-Blood, where danger, humor, and teamwork drive the adventure. Perfect for upper elementary and middle schoolers who like action, puzzles, and mythology, it blends laugh-out-loud banter with high-stakes heroics. Fans of Percy Jackson will enjoy the new characters, bigger world, and nonstop twists without needing prior series knowledge.

A boy named Jason wakes up on a school bus with no memory of who he is and soon discovers a hidden world where Greek gods are real. At Camp Half-Blood, he teams up with Piper and Leo for a high-stakes quest that races across modern-day America. The story blends nonstop action, humor, and mythology with a fresh cast of heroes. It’s a great pick for fans of fast-paced adventures and readers who loved the Percy Jackson series.

Jason wakes up on a school bus with no memory and soon discovers he’s a demigod thrown into a world where Greek and Roman gods are very real. Along with Piper and Leo, he travels to Camp Half-Blood and is swept into a high-stakes quest tied to a chilling new prophecy. Fast-paced action, humor, and clever mythological twists make this an exciting start to a new series set in the Percy Jackson universe. Great for middle school readers who love adventure, teamwork, and modern takes on ancient myths.

Now available for the first time: all five novels from the amazing Heroes of Olympus series, collected in one stunning digital edition. Join the Heroes of Olympus - Percy Jackson and friends - for an adventure like no other. When Jason, Piper and Leo crash-land at Camp Half-Blood, they have no idea what to expect. Apparently this is the only safe place for children of the Greek Gods . . . Despite the monsters roaming the woods and demigods practising archery with flaming arrows and explosives - some things just have to be taken on trust. But now rumours of a terrible curse - and a missing hero - are flying around camp. And it seems Jason, Piper and Leo are the chosen ones to embark on a terrifying new quest And when Percy Jackson wakes up with no memory of his past, it's clear things are only just beginning . . . Heroes of Olympus: The Complete Series includes all three novels in the incredible series from Rick Riordan: The Lost Hero, The Son of Neptune, The Mark of Athena, The House of Hades and The Blood of Olympus

In book four of The Heroes of Olympus, Greek and Roman demigods race across the ancient lands while Percy and Annabeth struggle to survive far below. The crew of the Argo II must work together to seal the Doors of Death before monsters overwhelm the mortal world. Fast-paced action, humor, and heartfelt friendships drive this high-stakes quest. Ideal for strong middle-grade readers who love mythology and nonstop adventure.

Three new demigods—Jason, Piper, and Leo—are swept into a world where the Greek gods are real and monsters lurk around every corner. With Jason missing his memories, the friends must unite at Camp Half-Blood and set out on a dangerous cross-country quest to stop an ancient threat. The story blends fast-paced action, humor, and clever mythology twists that keep pages turning. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure and the Percy Jackson universe.

Three new demigods—Jason, Piper, and Leo—arrive at Camp Half-Blood with a dangerous quest and a mystery: Jason has no memory of who he is. As they race across the U.S., they uncover a looming threat that ties Greek and Roman gods together in surprising ways. Fast-paced action, humor, and rotating points of view keep readers turning pages. Perfect for fans of Percy Jackson who want a bigger world, deeper mythology, and a fresh team of heroes.

Magnus Chase is settling into life as an einherji in Hotel Valhalla when a new quest pulls him back into danger: Thor’s mighty hammer has gone missing, and giants are on the move. With help from friends old and new, Magnus races from Boston to the Nine Worlds to track down the weapon before it sparks a war. Packed with Norse myths, laugh‑out‑loud humor, and heartfelt moments, this fast-paced sequel blends action with themes of identity and belonging. Great for middle school readers who enjoy mythology adventures and diverse, relatable heroes.

Jason wakes up on a school bus with no memory, next to two kids who say they’re his best friend and girlfriend. After a deadly encounter on a field trip, Jason, Piper, and Leo discover a world where Greek and Roman gods are real—and they might be the only ones who can stop a rising threat. Training at Camp Half-Blood and racing across the country, they grapple with mysterious powers, family secrets, and a dangerous prophecy. Fast-paced action, humor, and mythology make this an irresistible adventure for middle-grade readers.

In this first book of The Heroes of Olympus series, Jason, Piper, and Leo discover they’re demigods and are swept into a cross-country quest to save a missing deity. With humor, heart, and nonstop action, the trio faces monsters and mysteries drawn from Greek and Roman mythology. Told in alternating viewpoints, it’s perfect for confident middle-grade readers who love epic adventures and team dynamics. Fans of Percy Jackson will enjoy the familiar world with new heroes, clever twists, and high-stakes challenges.

Percy and Annabeth are trapped deep in the Underworld, while their friends race across the Mediterranean to reach the Doors of Death and save them. Along the way, the seven demigods face ancient monsters, new prophecies, and impossible choices that test their courage and loyalty. Packed with humor, heart, and nonstop action, this installment dives deeper into Greek and Roman mythology. Perfect for fans of epic quests and team-based adventures.

Three new demigods—Jason, Piper, and Leo—arrive at Camp Half-Blood and are thrust into a high-stakes quest that spans the modern world of Greek and Roman gods. As they race to rescue a powerful goddess, they must learn to trust one another and master surprising abilities. Fast-paced action, humor, and mythology make this a favorite for fans of Percy Jackson and adventurous readers. Great for middle schoolers who enjoy epic quests, teamwork, and cliffhanger twists.

Jason, Piper, and Leo, three students from a school for "bad kids," find themselves at Camp Half-Blood, where they learn that they are demigods and begin a quest to free Hera, who has been imprisoned by Mother Earth herself.

The third Heroes of Olympus adventure brings together Greek and Roman demigods on the flying ship Argo II for a high-stakes quest across the Mediterranean. Annabeth follows an ominous trail linked to the Mark of Athena while Percy, Jason, and their friends race to stop an ancient threat from rising. Fast-paced action, witty banter, and heartfelt team dynamics keep readers turning pages. Perfect for fans of mythology and big ensemble quests, with just the right mix of humor and heroism.

When siblings Carter and Sadie Kane witness their father’s experiment go disastrously wrong at the British Museum, they’re pulled into a hidden world where ancient Egyptian gods are waking. Told in fast-paced, alternating voices, their race across continents mixes modern life with powerful magic, puzzles, and plenty of humor. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy mythology-based adventures, it blends action, clever worldbuilding, and strong sibling dynamics. Fans of Percy Jackson will find a fresh mythological twist and nonstop thrills.

When a flashy new arcade called Arcadeland opens, Nate and his friends can trade tickets for unbelievable prizes—jets, tanks, even submarines. But the games hide a secret, pulling the kids into a high-stakes struggle involving real magic and a powerful collector. Packed with twists, humor, and nonstop action, this sequel blends contemporary adventure with fantasy in a way middle-grade readers love. Great for fans of fast-paced teamwork stories and cleverly imagined magic.

Percy Jackson awakens with almost no memories and stumbles into a Roman camp for demigods, where he must prove himself all over again. Teaming up with two new friends, he sets out on a dangerous quest to the far north while piecing together who he is and where he belongs. Fast-paced action, witty humor, and rich mythology make this a favorite for fans of adventure. Perfect for middle grade readers who enjoy epic quests and strong friendships.

When siblings Carter and Sadie Kane accidentally unleash an ancient Egyptian power, they’re thrust into a whirlwind of magic, monsters, and myth. Told with humor and non-stop action, their quest races from museums to hidden temples as they uncover family secrets and learn to work together. Fans of fast-paced adventures and mythology will love the blend of history, humor, and high-stakes danger. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy big adventures with clever heroes.

In the thrilling finale of the Kane Chronicles, siblings Carter and Sadie race to stop the chaos serpent Apophis from plunging the world into darkness. Drawing on Egyptian magic, clever problem-solving, and help from friends old and new, they crisscross the globe in search of a last-ditch plan. The story blends nonstop action, humor, and mythology in a way that keeps pages turning. Perfect for readers who enjoy fast-paced adventures, mythic battles, and a strong brother-sister duo.

After his mother's death, Boston teen Magnus Chase is living on the streets when he discovers he’s the son of a Norse god. Thrust into a world of Valkyries, giants, and the Nine Worlds, he must track down a legendary weapon to stop an ancient doom. Fast-paced action, witty humor, and rich mythology make this an exciting pick for fans of Percy Jackson. Great for middle school readers who enjoy adventure, quests, and modern takes on classic myths.

When Thor’s legendary hammer goes missing—again—Magnus Chase and his friends must race across the Nine Worlds to stop giants from launching Ragnarok. Their only hope may be striking a dangerous bargain with Loki, who never plays fair. Packed with humor, fast-paced action, and Norse mythology, this sequel deepens the friendships and stakes from book one. Perfect for middle schoolers who enjoy witty heroes, epic quests, and modern spins on ancient myths.

Magnus Chase, a witty teen living on the streets of Boston, discovers he’s the son of a Norse god and is thrust into a world of Vikings, valkyries, and the Nine Worlds. His new life brings nonstop action, puzzles from ancient myths, and a quest tied to a powerful sword. Fast-paced, funny, and full of heart, it’s perfect for fans of myth-based adventures and Rick Riordan’s signature humor. Great for upper elementary and middle school readers who enjoy epic quests and a strong, diverse ensemble of friends.

Sixteen-year-old Magnus Chase has been living on the streets of Boston since his mother’s death, but everything changes when he discovers he’s tied to the world of Norse gods and ancient prophecies. Thrust into a fast-paced quest across the Nine Worlds, Magnus teams up with a sharp-tongued Valkyrie and unlikely new friends to stop a looming catastrophe. Packed with humor, action, and mythology, it’s perfect for fans of Percy Jackson who like big adventures and witty heroes. Great for middle school readers who enjoy modern settings blended with epic legends.

Magnus Chase is a witty, street-smart teen surviving on the streets of Boston when he discovers his dad is a Norse god—and the Nine Worlds are in danger. Pulled into a whirlwind of myths come to life, Magnus must team up with new friends to recover a legendary sword and stop a looming catastrophe. Fast-paced action, laugh-out-loud humor, and clever mythology make this an exciting choice for fans of Percy Jackson. Great for upper middle-grade readers who enjoy big adventures with heart and a diverse, modern cast.

This fast-paced fantasy launches Rick Riordan’s Norse-mythology series about Magnus, a witty Boston teen who discovers his father is a Norse god. After a startling encounter, Magnus is pulled into a world of Valkyries, giants, and the Nine Worlds, where he must find the courage to face ancient dangers. The book blends humor, action, and mythology with a modern voice that appeals to tweens and young teens. Great for readers who like snappy dialogue, high-stakes quests, and a diverse cast of heroes.

Magnus Chase returns to the Nine Worlds when Thor’s hammer goes missing—and giants are gearing up for an attack on Midgard. With Valkyrie Samirah, dwarf Blitzen, elf Hearthstone, and the shapeshifter Alex Fierro, Magnus races to recover Mjölnir before chaos breaks loose. Packed with Norse mythology, humor, and high-stakes quests, this adventure blends action with heartfelt moments and inclusive characters. Great for middle school readers who enjoy fast-paced fantasy with clever banter and modern myth twists.

When siblings Carter and Sadie Kane are reunited for a museum visit, they’re thrust into a hidden world where ancient Egyptian gods and magic are very real. Told in fast-paced, alternating voices, their race to uncover family secrets and stop a looming threat blends mythology with modern adventure and humor. Fans of action, puzzles, and witty banter will be hooked from the first chapter. Ideal for middle grade readers who enjoy epic quests and strong sibling dynamics.

In the finale of the Kane Chronicles, siblings Carter and Sadie race against time to stop Apophis, the Chaos serpent, from destroying the world. Blending Egyptian mythology with modern-day adventures, the story moves at a lightning pace with humor, puzzles, and magical duels. Readers who enjoy clever banter, globe-trotting quests, and strong sibling teamwork will be hooked. Perfect for middle-grade fans of myth-based fantasy and high-stakes action.

Siblings Carter and Sadie Kane are thrown together on a whirlwind adventure when a magical experiment unleashes ancient Egyptian forces into the modern world. Told in a fast, funny, dual-narrator style, the story blends mythology, mystery, and nonstop action. Readers who enjoy clever banter, puzzles, and big set pieces will be hooked. Great for middle graders who like mythology-based adventures with strong family bonds and bravery.

When siblings Carter and Sadie Kane reunite for a visit to the British Museum, a strange experiment unleashes ancient Egyptian magic and sets their father’s plan disastrously off course. The two are thrust into a fast-paced quest that spans modern cities and timeless tombs as they uncover family secrets and powers tied to the gods. Packed with humor, mythology, and nonstop action, this adventure hooks fans of Percy Jackson and globe-trotting fantasy. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy sibling banter, puzzles, and mythology brought to life.

Percy Jackson wakes up with no memories and stumbles into Camp Jupiter, a Roman camp for demigods, where danger and destiny are never far away. As he teams up with new friends on a high-stakes quest, Percy must trust his instincts and rebuild who he is while outrunning monsters and a ticking deadline. Filled with nonstop action, humor, and mythology, this sequel expands the world fans love and is perfect for middle school readers who enjoy epic adventures. It’s an exciting blend of friendship, courage, and identity set in the modern world with a mythic twist.

Percy Jackson wakes up with no memories and finds himself at a Roman camp for demigods, where new allies Hazel and Frank join him on a dangerous quest. Packed with humor, nonstop action, and modern twists on ancient myths, this sequel expands Rick Riordan’s world with Roman legends and epic stakes. It’s ideal for middle-grade readers who love adventure, teamwork, and clever problem-solving. Fans of Percy Jackson will enjoy the familiar wit along with fresh characters and settings.

Magnus Chase, a witty, street-smart teen living in Boston, discovers he’s the son of a Norse god and is thrust into a fast-paced quest tied to Viking myths. With new allies—including a Valkyrie, an elf, and a dwarf—he must locate a legendary sword and stop an ancient threat. Packed with humor, action, and clever myth twists, this adventure is great for fans of Percy Jackson who are ready for Norse legends. Readers love the nonstop pace, laugh-out-loud banter, and a hero who’s easy to root for.

Sixteen-year-old Magnus Chase discovers that Norse myths are real—and he’s right in the middle of them. After an unexpected turn lands him in the afterlife, he must team up with a diverse crew of friends to retrieve a lost sword and stop a looming apocalypse. Packed with action, humor, and Norse lore, this fast-paced adventure is perfect for fans of Rick Riordan’s witty, first-person heroes. Kids love the snappy dialogue, clever mythology twists, and found-family teamwork.

Magnus Chase is a street-smart teen in Boston who discovers he’s connected to the Norse gods—and that a powerful enchanted sword has chosen him. His search pulls him into the Nine Worlds, where he must outwit giants, elves, and more to stop a looming catastrophe. Fast-paced action, laugh-out-loud humor, and a diverse cast make this a hit with fans of myth-based adventures. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy big quests, clever heroes, and modern twists on ancient legends.

When Bella Swan moves to the rainy town of Forks, Washington, she’s drawn to the mysterious Edward Cullen and discovers a hidden world of vampires. Their intense, forbidden romance pulls her into danger and difficult choices. Teens are hooked by the slow-burn tension, high school drama, and supernatural stakes. A great pick for readers who love romance with a touch of suspense and fantasy.

Seventeen-year-old Charlie Davis is struggling to survive after trauma leaves her homeless and self-harming. In a treatment center and then on her own, she begins to find steadier ground through art, fragile friendships, and the hope of a different future. This raw, compassionate story is best for mature teens ready to engage with tough topics like mental health, abuse, and recovery. Readers are drawn to its honest voice, emotional depth, and the sense that healing—while messy—is possible.

Valkyrie Cain and the wisecracking skeleton detective Skulduggery race to stop a fanatical cult from opening a gateway for the terrifying Faceless Ones. Expect breakneck chases, sharp humor, and big magic as the stakes climb with every chapter. Perfect for confident middle-grade readers who love witty banter and cinematic action. Fans of urban fantasy and mysteries with a supernatural twist will tear through it.

After waking with no memories, Percy Jackson finds himself guided to a Roman camp for demigods, where he must relearn who he is and whom to trust. Teaming up with new friends Hazel and Frank, he embarks on a dangerous quest that blends ancient mythology with modern action. The story is fast-paced, funny, and heartfelt, perfect for middle-grade readers who love epic adventures and strong friendships. Fans of Percy Jackson will enjoy the Roman twist, witty banter, and high-stakes heroism.

Siblings Carter and Sadie Kane race against time to stop the chaos serpent Apophis from destroying the world. Their only hope is to awaken the ancient sun god Ra, which sends them on a globe‑trotting quest full of riddles, monsters, and magical showdowns. Told in the Kanes’ witty, alternating voices, it blends Egyptian mythology with modern adventure and humor. Perfect for middle-grade readers who love fast-paced action, teamwork, and myth-inspired fantasy.

Siblings Carter and Sadie Kane race against time to stop the chaos serpent Apophis from breaking free and destroying the world. Their only hope is to awaken the sun god Ra, a quest that sends them across the globe and deep into the Egyptian Duat. Packed with ancient magic, fast-paced action, and plenty of humor, this adventure blends mythology with modern life. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy epic quests, witty banter, and high-stakes battles.

Carter and Sadie Kane race against time to stop Apophis, the ancient Egyptian serpent of chaos, from destroying the world. To stand a chance, they must awaken the sun god Ra by recovering the scattered pieces of an ancient spell. Packed with humor, high-stakes action, and mythology, this sequel deepens the magical world introduced in The Red Pyramid. It’s a great pick for middle-grade readers who enjoy fast-paced adventures, sibling teamwork, and clever twists on ancient legends.

In a future, faction-divided Chicago, sixteen-year-old Tris must choose where she belongs and discover who she really is. Her decision pulls her into a world of intense training, high-stakes tests of courage, and secrets that challenge everything she’s been taught. Fast-paced action, a gripping romance, and big questions about identity and choice keep teens turning the pages. The Collector’s Edition adds behind-the-scenes extras that fans and new readers will both enjoy.

This deluxe edition presents the first book in Veronica Roth’s blockbuster dystopian series, featuring premium packaging and bonus content. In a future Chicago divided into five factions, Beatrice “Tris” Prior must choose where she belongs and face a dangerous initiation that tests courage, loyalty, and identity. Fast-paced action and high-stakes choices keep teens turning pages, while the thought-provoking world invites discussions about values and independence. Perfect for fans of gripping, character-driven sci-fi adventures.

In a future Chicago, society is divided into five factions, each valuing a different virtue. On her choosing day, sixteen-year-old Beatrice Prior must decide between loyalty to her family and following her true self. Her choice thrusts her into intense training, dangerous tests, and a mystery about who she really is. Fast-paced action, high-stakes romance, and big questions about identity and courage keep readers turning pages.

In a future Chicago divided into five factions, sixteen-year-old Beatrice "Tris" Prior must choose where she belongs. The intense initiation trials force her to question who she is and what she believes, while uncovering dangerous truths about her world. Fast-paced action, high-stakes choices, and a touch of romance keep readers turning pages. Great for teens who like dystopian adventures that explore identity, bravery, and belonging.

In this second Keeper of the Lost Cities adventure, Sophie adjusts to life in the enchanting world of the Lost Cities and bonds with a rare Alicorn who trusts only her. As Sophie trains the mythical creature, she must also learn to control her own growing abilities and face new responsibilities. Friendship, loyalty, and tough choices test her at every turn, all while secrets about her past deepen the mystery. Fans love the fast pace, magical creatures, and heart-tugging friendships.

Percy Jackson wakes with no memories and stumbles into a Roman camp for demigods, where danger—and a new prophecy—await. Teaming up with Hazel and Frank, he embarks on a perilous quest to the far North while piecing together who he is and why monsters won’t stay dead. Fast-paced action, humor, and rich mythology make this a hit with readers who love epic quests and ensemble heroes. Perfect for middle graders ready for longer adventures and fans of Greek and Roman myths.

Twelve-year-old Sophie Foster has always felt out of place—until a life-changing secret reveals she belongs to a hidden world of elves, abilities, and long-buried mysteries. As she starts at an elite academy and learns to control her telepathy, Sophie discovers she may be the key to a dangerous puzzle others are desperate to solve. Fast-paced action, school drama, and witty banter make this a favorite for fans of epic world-building and found-family stories. Ideal for strong middle-grade readers who love fantasy adventures with heart and humor.

In this third Heroes of Olympus adventure, Greek and Roman demigods finally join forces aboard the magical ship Argo II for a high-stakes quest across the Mediterranean. With humor, heart, and nonstop action, Rick Riordan blends modern life with ancient mythology as the crew races to interpret prophecies and outsmart powerful foes. Told from multiple points of view, it highlights teamwork, trust, and resilience. A great pick for middle school readers who love fast-paced fantasy, clever banter, and epic world-building.

Bobby Pendragon travels to Eelong, a lush jungle world where a fierce catlike species rules and humans are at the bottom of the food chain. A deadly plague threatens to destroy the balance of this territory, forcing Bobby to question the rules he’s always followed. Packed with high-stakes action, strange creatures, and tough choices, this installment pushes Bobby to grow as a leader and a friend. Perfect for middle school readers who love fast-paced sci‑fi/fantasy adventures with cliffhangers.

Carter and Sadie Kane race to stop the rise of a world-ending serpent by mastering ancient Egyptian magic and uncovering a risky spell. Told with Rick Riordan’s trademark humor and fast-paced action, this finale blends myth, adventure, and family bonds. It’s perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy modern kids facing legendary threats and clever problem-solving. Fans of the Percy Jackson universe will love the nonstop quests, witty banter, and high-stakes magic.

Cole Randolph’s Halloween takes a wild turn when a haunted house becomes a gateway to the Outskirts, a realm between reality and imagination. Stranded far from home, he’s swept into a world of floating sky castles, daring raiders, and mysterious magic. This preview introduces the breakneck adventure and courageous friendships that power the first book in Brandon Mull’s Five Kingdoms series. Fast-paced action, humor, and inventive worldbuilding make it a hit with middle-grade fantasy fans.

When three people are found shot to death in a Chicago bedroom and a mysterious black book vanishes, Detective Billy Harney—scion of a police family—finds himself at the center of a scandal that threatens the department and City Hall. As he and his partner dig into a high-end vice operation and a web of political corruption, secrets, betrayals, and a missing ledger with explosive names put everyone in the crosshairs.

In book two of the Kane Chronicles, siblings Carter and Sadie race against time to track down ancient spells and awaken powers tied to Egyptian gods. Training at Brooklyn House with other young magicians, they must outsmart devious deities and rival magic users while learning to trust their own strengths. Fast-paced action, humor, and cool Egyptian mythology keep readers turning pages. This edition also includes the Percy Jackson crossover short story The Staff of Serapis, a fun bonus for fans.

As the seven demigods finally unite, Annabeth must follow a cryptic ancient clue tied to her mother—while the team races to prevent a looming catastrophe. The crew of the Argo II faces monsters, rival gods, and dangerous myths brought into the modern world. Fast-paced action, humor, and heartfelt friendships keep readers turning pages. Perfect for fans of Greek and Roman mythology who enjoy epic quests and strong, witty heroes.

Seven Greek and Roman demigods must put aside old rivalries to embark on a perilous voyage aboard the Argo II. As tensions rise between the camps, Annabeth follows a mysterious call from her mother that could unite—or divide—the heroes. Told in multiple points of view, the story blends nonstop action, humor, and mythology as the crew races toward Greece and the Doors of Death. Perfect for middle-grade readers who love fast-paced adventures, clever banter, and modern twists on ancient myths.

Percy Jackson resurfaces with no memory and lands at Camp Jupiter, the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood. Teaming up with new heroes Hazel and Frank, he’s sent on a dangerous quest to the far North to free the god of death before chaos spreads. Packed with fast action, humor, and Roman and Greek mythology, this sequel expands the world fans love. Great for middle school readers who enjoy epic adventures, teamwork, and witty banter.

Percy Jackson wakes up with no memory and finds himself at Camp Jupiter, the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood. With new friends Hazel and Frank, he sets out on a high-stakes quest to help save the camp and restore balance to the world. Packed with humor, nonstop action, and mythology, this sequel in The Heroes of Olympus series is perfect for confident middle-grade readers. Fans love the fast pace, witty banter, and the blend of Greek and Roman legends.

Percy Jackson washes up at Camp Jupiter, the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood, with no memory of his past. Teaming up with new friends Hazel and Frank, he undertakes a dangerous quest to free Death and help unite warring Greek and Roman demigods. Packed with humor, action, and mythology, this sequel expands the world fans love while staying fast-paced and accessible. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy epic quests, teamwork, and witty banter.

In this high-energy sequel to The Red Pyramid, siblings Carter and Sadie Kane race against time to stop the chaos serpent Apophis from rising. To save the world, they must master new spells, gather unlikely allies, and attempt the impossible—reviving the sun god Ra. Fast-paced action, humor, and Egyptian mythology make this a favorite for adventure fans. Great for readers who enjoy quest stories, magic, and wisecracking heroes.

Carter and Sadie Kane race against time to find the Book of Ra and awaken the sun god before the forces of chaos break free. Their quest sends them around the world and deep into the Duat, where clever magic, quick thinking, and sibling teamwork are a must. Fast-paced action, humor, and Egyptian mythology keep readers turning pages. Great for fans of adventure who like witty heroes, global settings, and lots of magical mayhem.

In the second Kane Chronicles adventure, siblings Carter and Sadie race across the globe to find the Book of Ra before forces of chaos rise. Told in their signature alternating voices, the story blends fast-paced action, humor, and Egyptian mythology. It’s ideal for middle-grade readers who enjoy quest adventures and snappy banter. Fans love the clever magic, globe-trotting stakes, and the strong brother–sister teamwork.

World War II veteran Aloysius Archer heads west in 1950 seeking a fresh start and lands in California after a lucky stop in Reno leaves him with cash and a striking red 1939 Delahaye. Teaming up with seasoned PI Willie Dash, Archer is pulled into a glamorous but treacherous world of Hollywood hopefuls, political corruption, and murderous secrets, where luck, grit, and moral resolve are tested at every turn.

On a desolate Arizona road, Jack Reacher comes upon a wrecked car and a deadly mystery that leads him into a small desert town ruled by a ruthless criminal operation. Teaming up with a determined investigator searching for her missing brother, Reacher infiltrates a violent crew whose members will kill to keep their secrets. To get answers—and justice—he’ll have to do the impossible.

When dragons push to break free from their hidden sanctuaries, siblings Kendra and Seth are drawn into the ancient order of Dragonwatch to help keep the peace. Set in the Fablehaven world, this adventure blends daring missions, secret magic, and clever problem-solving. Fast-paced action, humor, and high-stakes dragon lore make it a hit with fantasy fans in upper elementary and middle school. It’s a great pick for readers who like brave heroes, mythical creatures, and a rich, magical world.

This anniversary illustrated edition presents the full original text of Fablehaven with more than 100 vivid new artworks that bring its magical creatures and secret preserve to life. Siblings Kendra and Seth visit their grandfather and discover he is caretaker of a hidden sanctuary for fairies, satyrs, witches, and other mythical beings. When curiosity leads to broken rules, the fragile balance of the preserve is threatened and the kids must find courage and teamwork to set things right. Fast-paced adventure, humor, and imaginative worldbuilding make this a favorite for fantasy lovers in upper elementary and middle school.

In this high-stakes sequel to Let the Sky Fall, windwalker Vane Weston struggles to control dangerous powers and protect those he loves as a rising enemy stirs up deadly storms. Audra, battling guilt and secrets of her own, must decide how far she’ll go to make things right. Told with pulse-pounding action, elemental magic, and a swoony romance, it’s perfect for teens who like contemporary settings with a strong fantasy twist. Fans enjoy the dual perspectives, fast pace, and the unique wind-magic world.

In the second Fablehaven adventure, siblings Kendra and Seth return to the hidden preserve for magical creatures just as a new and cunning threat begins to rise. Ancient powers, secret alliances, and tricky puzzles test their courage and judgment at every turn. Fast-paced action, curious creatures, and plenty of humor keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle-grade fantasy fans who like high stakes, teamwork, and clever problem-solving without scary content going too far.

Nate and his friends are thrilled when a flashy new arcade opens in town, where winning tickets can unlock unbelievable prizes and powers. But the fun turns risky as they discover the owner’s secret plan and are drawn into a high-stakes hunt for magical artifacts. With fast-paced action, clever puzzles, and plenty of humor, this sequel raises the danger and the thrills. Perfect for grades 4–8 who enjoy fantasy adventures with teamwork, twists, and cool magic.

In a storm-ravaged near-future Seattle, a deadly new virus and crushing medical debt push society behind corporate-controlled domes. Aegis Corp rations healthcare through grueling factory shifts, and those who fall short are sent to the ominous Harvest House. A disabled teen fights to keep her family safe while navigating dangerous streets, shifting alliances, and impossible choices. Tense, cinematic, and timely, this dystopian survival tale will hook fans of high-stakes adventures and thought-provoking what-ifs.

FBI researcher Emmy Dockery is convinced a vast pattern links scores of seemingly unrelated deaths across the United States—victims written off as accidents, overdoses, and suicides. Haunted by the fiery death of her sister, Emmy obsessively hunts a perpetrator no one else believes exists, not even her ex, field agent Harrison "Books" Bookman. As Emmy closes in, a chilling mastermind who hides in plain sight stays one step ahead, turning an off-the-books inquiry into a deadly thriller of arson, abduction, and relentless suspense.

Twelve-year-old Sophie Foster has always felt different—until she discovers she’s a telepath and belongs to a hidden world she never knew existed. Swept into a dazzling society of elves, academies, and ancient secrets, she must learn to control her powers and figure out why she’s so important. Fast-paced adventure, humor, and heartfelt friendships make this an irresistible start for middle-grade fantasy readers. Perfect for kids who love immersive worlds and school-of-magic stories without heavy darkness.

"Please be careful. Please be happy. And PLEASE forget all about me. It'll be better for everyone that way. Those were the last words Keefe Sencen wrote to Sophie Foster before he ran away to the Forbidden Cities. He didn't want to leave, but it was the only way to keep his friends safe while he figured out how to control his scary new powers and searched for answers about his past. What he found was so much more than adventures in Humanland. Where did he go? What did he do? And who did he meet while the rest of his friends worked to solve the mystery of Stellarlune? The answers go far beyond anything anyone could have ever imagined and give Keefe the power to change his destiny."--Provided by publisher.

While teenaged Vane discovers more of what it means to be a windwalker and his guardian sylph Audra struggles with her deepest desires, both must band together to face greater challenges than they have ever known.

The breathtaking action and romance build to a climax in this thrilling conclusion to the Sky Fall trilogy from the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of the Keeper of the Lost Cities series. Vane Weston is ready for battle. Against Raiden’s army. Against the slowly corrupting Gale Force. Even against his own peaceful nature as a Westerly. He’ll do whatever it takes, including storming Raiden’s icy fortress with the three people he trusts the least. Anything to bring Audra home safely. But Audra won’t wait for someone to rescue her. She has Gus—the guardian she was captured with. And she has a strange “guide” left behind by the one prisoner who managed to escape Raiden. The wind is also rising to her side, rallying against their common enemy. When the forces align, Audra makes her play—but Raiden is ready. Freedom has never held such an impossible price, and both groups know the sacrifices will be great. But Vane and Audra started this fight together. They’ll end it the same way.

Ben is a brilliant but compulsive outlier whose mind races with movie quotes, trivia, and stray connections—and with thoughts of Diana Hotchkiss, the woman he adores from afar. When Diana is found dead outside her Washington, D.C., apartment, Ben’s fixation turns into a relentless pursuit of the truth. His investigation pulls him into a high-stakes web of secrets, political intrigue, and lethal deception, revealing that Diana’s life—and death—were tied to a conspiracy far bigger than he imagined. As powerful enemies close in, Ben must outthink and outrun forces determined to silence him forever.

《1984Nineteen Eighty-Four（全英文原版）》是英國左翼作家喬治·奧威爾於1949年出版的政治小說。小說刻畫了一個令人感到窒息和恐怖的、以追逐權力為最終目標的假想極權主義社會。 這部小說與英國作家赫胥黎著作的《美麗新世界》，以及俄國作家扎米亞京著作的《我們》並稱反烏托邦的三部代表作。小說至今已被翻譯成62種語言，全球銷量超過3000萬冊，是20世紀影響力最大的英語小說之一。 ◆「鯨歌英文原版」系列圖書第一輯，精選國內讀者耳熟能詳十本名著：《呼嘯山庄》《月亮和六便士》《簡·愛》《老人與海》《1984》《美麗新世界》《人性的弱點》《假如給我三天光明》《動物庄園》《飄》，以國外權威的出版社版本為參照，原版復制，精心編排，力求原汁原味還原外版圖書的風貌。 這十本書文筆優美，閱讀難度不高，非常適合有一定外語閱讀能力的讀者首次入門接觸外國小說。 喬治·奧威爾，英國著名小說家、記者和社會評論家。他的代表作《動物庄園》和《1984》是反極權主義的經典名著。他以敏銳的洞察力和犀利的文筆審視、記錄下他所生活的那個時代，並作出許多超越時代的預言，被稱為 「一代人的冷峻良知」。

Four fifth-graders discover a secret world of magic hidden behind the counter of a new candy store, where special sweets grant incredible powers. As the treats make ordinary kids feel extraordinary, they also pull the friends into tricky missions and tough choices. The story blends adventure, humor, and mystery with a strong dose of magical mayhem. Great for middle-grade readers who like fast-paced plots, clever twists, and team dynamics.

Fifteen-year-old America has bounced through foster homes and group care and now finds himself in a hospital, where a steady therapist helps him put words to pain he’s tried to bury. Told in a raw, authentic voice, the story moves between therapy sessions and memories as America begins to uncover the truth of his past. It’s a powerful, ultimately hopeful look at trauma, identity, and healing. Best for mature teen readers who appreciate intense, character-driven realistic fiction.

In this first book of the Dragonwatch series, siblings Kendra and Seth return to a world of magical preserves just as dragons begin challenging the ancient laws that kept them contained. With the dragon king plotting to break free, the kids are called to help protect the hidden sanctuary of Wyrmroost. Fast-paced action, clever puzzles, and snappy humor make this an exciting continuation for Fablehaven fans and a welcoming entry point for new readers. Perfect for middle graders who love epic creatures, secret societies, and brave heroes in over their heads.

Four best friends slip away to Monte Carlo for a decadent weekend, but a night of excess ends with Abbie Elliot and her friends arrested and accused of a shocking crime. Trapped in a ruthless justice system and targeted by powerful enemies, Abbie fights to uncover the conspiracy and clear their names before it destroys them.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that the myths he’s studied are real—and that he’s a demigod with powers he doesn’t fully understand. Whisked to Camp Half-Blood, he’s thrust into a high-stakes quest across modern America where Greek gods and monsters lurk in plain sight. Fast-paced action, humor, and clever mythological twists make this an irresistible read for middle-grade adventurers. Perfect for kids who love quests, teamwork, and stories that blend school life with epic stakes.

In the epic finale of Percy Jackson’s first adventure arc, the demigod son of Poseidon must face a world-ending prophecy as ancient Titans move to conquer modern New York City. Packed with nonstop action, laugh-out-loud humor, and clever Greek mythology twists, Percy and his friends rally their courage and teamwork for the biggest battle yet. This fast-paced, high-stakes story is perfect for middle-grade readers who love adventure, fantasy, and loyal friendships. A thrilling conclusion that keeps pages turning without giving away surprises.

As Percy nears his sixteenth birthday, a long-awaited prophecy puts the fate of Olympus—and New York City—on his shoulders. With Titans rising and ancient monsters marching, he must lead his friends into their biggest battle yet. Fast-paced action, humor, and Greek mythology collide in a high-stakes finale that keeps readers turning pages. Perfect for middle-grade fans who love adventure, teamwork, and a brave, wisecracking hero.

As Kronos’s forces march on Manhattan and the gods battle the storm giant Typhon, Percy and his friends must defend Olympus in a final, all-or-nothing showdown. Packed with fast-paced action, Greek mythology, and laugh-out-loud banter, this series finale tests Percy’s courage, loyalty, and leadership. It’s perfect for middle-grade readers who love adventure with heart and humor. Fans will enjoy the high stakes, surprising twists, and the satisfying end to Percy’s first heroic quest cycle.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that the Greek gods are real—and that he’s a demigod—just as he’s blamed for stealing Zeus’s master lightning bolt. With new friends Annabeth and Grover, Percy embarks on a fast-paced cross-country quest to clear his name and prevent a war among the gods. Packed with humor, action, and mythology, this edition offers an exciting gateway to the series. Ideal for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure, clever world-building, and relatable heroes.

In the epic finale of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, Percy and his friends face the rise of Kronos and a citywide battle that could decide the fate of the modern world. As a long-awaited prophecy nears Percy’s sixteenth birthday, he must lead his friends, trust his instincts, and confront impossible choices. Packed with humor, nonstop action, and heartfelt moments, this conclusion rewards fans with high-stakes adventure and character growth. Perfect for middle-grade readers who love mythology, fast pacing, and a heroic team of friends.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that the myths he’s been reading are very real when he’s drawn into a high-stakes quest involving gods, monsters, and a missing thunderbolt. With sharp humor, nonstop action, and a heartfelt look at friendship and family, this fast-paced adventure hooks even reluctant readers. It’s perfect for middle graders who love mythology, road-trip quests, and heroes who are still figuring themselves out. No prior knowledge of Greek myths needed—just a taste for fun and adventure.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that the monsters and gods from Greek myths are real—and they’re suddenly very interested in him. When Zeus’s master lightning bolt goes missing, Percy and his friends race across modern America to find the thief and prevent a war on Mount Olympus. Fast-paced action, humor, and mythology make this an irresistible adventure for middle grade readers. Great for kids who like witty heroes, epic quests, and learning mythic lore along the way.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers the world of Greek gods and monsters isn’t just in his textbooks—it’s crashing into his real life. Accused of stealing Zeus’s master bolt, Percy and his friends race across the United States to clear his name and prevent a war on Mount Olympus. Fast-paced, funny, and packed with mythology, this adventure hooks middle-grade readers from the first page. Perfect for kids who like quests, clever puzzles, and a hero who’s brave even when he’s not sure he can be.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers that the myths he’s studied are real—and that he’s caught in the middle of a feud among the Greek gods. Accused of stealing Zeus’s master bolt, Percy races across modern America with two friends to find the real thief and stop a war on Olympus. Fast-paced action, humor, and high-stakes adventure keep readers turning pages. Ideal for middle graders who like mythology, quests, and a hero learning who he is.

Percy Jackson thinks he’s an ordinary kid until a run-in with a mythological monster reveals he’s a demigod—half human, half Greek god. Soon he’s swept into a fast-paced quest across the United States, trying to prevent a war among the gods. Packed with humor, action, and clever nods to Greek myths, this adventure hooks even reluctant readers. Perfect for middle graders who enjoy fantasy, friendship, and heroes figuring out who they are.

Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson discovers the world of Greek gods and monsters colliding with modern life—and he might be at the center of it all. Accused of stealing Zeus’s master bolt, Percy and his friends race across the United States to clear his name and prevent a war on Olympus. Fast-paced action, humor, and clever mythological twists make this an irresistible read for middle graders. The illustrated edition adds dynamic artwork that draws readers even deeper into Percy’s epic quest.

Former Marine pilot Jack Morgan runs Private, an elite investigative firm serving the world’s most powerful clients. While probing a multi-million-dollar NFL gambling scandal and a string of murders targeting schoolgirls in Los Angeles, Jack is hit with a case that strikes painfully close to home: the brutal killing of someone he loves. Balancing cutting-edge forensics, a globe-spanning network, and a team of specialists, Jack races to unmask predators who will do anything to keep their secrets buried.

When Hollywood power couple Thom and Jennifer Harlow vanish from their heavily guarded ranch, Jack Morgan and his elite Private L.A. team dig into a carefully curated public image to uncover a maze of secrets—while a violent group terrorizes Los Angeles with escalating attacks and extortion demands.

Gerald Faust grew up on a reality TV show that turned his worst moments into national entertainment, and the label it gave him still follows him everywhere. Now a teen with a short fuse and a reputation he can’t shake, he’s trying to figure out who he really is beyond the cameras and the anger. When he connects with a girl who understands what it means to feel trapped, he starts to imagine a future he can choose for himself. Honest and intense, this is a powerful read for older teens who like raw, character-driven stories about identity, healing, and finding your voice.

Set in the late 1800s, a farm boy named Jay Berry discovers a band of escaped circus monkeys living in the Oklahoma river bottoms. Determined to catch them for a reward, he hatches one plan after another—usually with hilarious results. Along the way, Jay Berry learns about responsibility, family, and what truly matters. This warm, humorous adventure appeals to animal lovers and fans of heartfelt historical tales.

When Paul Fisher moves to the seemingly perfect town of Tangerine, Florida, he finds a place of sinkholes, muck fires, and secrets that no one wants to talk about. Determined to prove himself despite his severe vision problems, Paul joins the soccer team and begins to see the truth about his family and his new community. With sharp observations and growing courage, he pieces together what’s really going on at home and at school. Middle-grade readers are drawn to Paul’s voice, fast-paced sports moments, and the mystery simmering beneath a sunny suburb.

Book Two of the Morpheus Road trilogy shifts to Cooper’s point of view, revealing his side of the eerie mystery that began in The Light. As he retraces terrifying events, Cooper discovers how his fate intertwines with Marshall’s and with a chilling force from beyond. Fast pacing, cliffhangers, and supernatural scares keep readers turning pages. Great for middle schoolers who like creepy mysteries with lots of action and a strong friendship at the center.

The Blood concludes D.J. MacHale’s Morpheus Road trilogy with a high-stakes clash between best friends Marshall and Cooper and the relentless villain, Damon. As the barrier between the living and the dead begins to crumble, the boys race to uncover long-hidden truths and protect the people they love. Fast-paced action, eerie encounters, and tough choices keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle school and young teen fans of supernatural thrillers who like suspense, friendship, and a few chills.

Percy Jackson faces the long-foretold prophecy as he turns sixteen and leads his friends in a final stand to protect New York City from Kronos and his forces. The Olympian gods are stretched thin battling ancient monsters, leaving Camp Half-Blood to defend Manhattan. Fast-paced action, witty humor, and modern twists on Greek myths make this a thrilling series finale. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy epic battles, loyal friendships, and heroism with heart.

Sixteen-year-old Marshall Seaver thinks he’s in for a quiet summer—until eerie visions and a relentless phantom start closing in. When his best friend disappears, Marshall’s hunt for answers pulls him into a chilling mystery that blurs the line between reality and the supernatural. Fast-paced and suspenseful, this series opener delivers jump scares, clues, and cliffhangers. Great for tweens and young teens who like spooky thrills without heavy gore.

Percy Jackson thinks he’s a normal kid with a knack for getting into trouble—until he discovers he’s the son of Poseidon. Whisked away to Camp Half-Blood, a training ground for modern demigods, Percy joins friends on a high-stakes quest across the United States. Fast-paced action, humor, and Greek mythology make this an irresistible read for middle graders. It’s perfect for kids who like adventures with clever twists and relatable heroes.

Percy Jackson discovers that the Greek gods are real—and that he’s a demigod—after a terrifying encounter at school turns his world upside down. Sent to Camp Half-Blood on Long Island, he learns to harness his powers and joins friends on a quest across modern America. Fast-paced action, humor, and mythology make this a favorite for middle-grade readers, especially those who like adventure and snappy dialogue. Great for fans of fantasy quests and for kids who see themselves in Percy’s struggles with school and self-confidence.

A funny, frank British YA rom-com about two awkward teens, Hannah and Sam, whose almost-encounter at a party sparks a chaotic summer of missed signals, bad advice, best-friend drama, and unexpected chemistry as they navigate first love, friendship, and the pressure to lose their virginity after exams. Originally published in the UK as Lobsters.

Mark Twain’s classic follows lively Tom Sawyer as he navigates small-town life on the Mississippi River with pranks, daring adventures, and big-hearted loyalty. Readers meet unforgettable friends like Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher while exploring school, family, and community in the 19th century. Kids enjoy the humor, fast-paced scrapes, and Tom’s clever problem-solving. A great fit for independent readers ready for a timeless adventure and rich language.

When strange, dangerous accidents plague a Massachusetts middle school, Marcus and his friends—agents of the mysterious Library—are sent to step into an unfinished story and set it right. Their mission pulls them between the real world and a shadowy realm where legends can come to life. Fast pacing, spooky twists, and cliffhangers keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle graders who like supernatural mysteries and team-driven adventure without heavy gore.

Three very different girls—quiet Birdie, polished Leeda, and rebellious Murphy—end up working together at a Georgia peach orchard for the summer. What starts as an awkward arrangement grows into a surprising friendship as they navigate family pressures, first romances, and figuring out who they want to be. With sun-soaked scenes, humor, and heartfelt moments, this coming-of-age story captures the ups and downs of a transformative summer. Great for teens who enjoy friendship dramas and sweet summer romance.

Percy Jackson returns for a high-stakes quest beneath modern America, where an ancient labyrinth twists and turns with deadly surprises. With Camp Half-Blood in danger, Percy and his friends must outsmart traps, monsters, and rivals while racing against time. Fast-paced action, laugh-out-loud humor, and Greek mythology make this an irresistible read for middle schoolers. Perfect for fans who enjoy clever heroes, strong friendships, and edge-of-your-seat adventures.

Percy Jackson returns for a high-stakes quest that leads into the ancient, shifting Labyrinth hidden beneath modern America. As danger closes in on Camp Half-Blood, Percy and his friends must navigate traps, riddles, and mythical monsters to stop a looming invasion. Fast-paced action, humor, and clever ties to Greek mythology keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure, teamwork, and a witty hero finding his place in a world of gods and monsters.

As a fateful prophecy nears, Percy Jackson must lead his friends in a final stand to protect New York City and Mount Olympus from Kronos’s advancing forces. Fast-paced action, humor, and heart anchor this epic finale as demigods rally together and test their courage. Ideal for middle-grade readers who enjoy mythology with a modern twist, it blends nonstop adventure with themes of loyalty and identity. Fans love the witty banter, high-stakes battles, and a satisfying conclusion to Percy’s first quest cycle.

Percy Jackson’s first day of high school takes a wild turn when mythic dangers crash the scene, pulling him back into a looming war between the Olympians and Kronos. To protect Camp Half-Blood, Percy, Annabeth, and friends must brave the ever-shifting Labyrinth, where traps and monsters lurk around every corner. Fast-paced action, clever humor, and rich Greek mythology keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle graders who love adventure, friendship, and quests with high stakes.

When seemingly healthy patients begin dying at a San Francisco hospital, Lieutenant Lindsay Boxer and the Women’s Murder Club—now joined by attorney Yuki Castellano—race to uncover a killer hiding in plain sight. As the hospital’s administration fights to protect its reputation in a high-stakes court battle, the investigation exposes medical malpractice, corruption, and a ruthless predator who may be part of the institution itself.

In the eighth Women’s Murder Club novel, a string of perfect murders targeting San Francisco’s elite collides with the execution of a beloved street preacher. As Detective Lindsay Boxer probes the high-profile socialite killings, reporter Cindy Thomas uncovers dark secrets behind the preacher’s saintly image, testing loyalties within the Club and putting their lives—and friendships—on the line.

Mark Twain’s classic follows clever, mischievous Tom as he navigates small-town life on the Mississippi River with best friend Huck, big adventures, and even bigger scrapes. This dual-language edition places the original English text side-by-side with Russian, making it a helpful choice for bilingual readers and language learners. With humor, heart, and timeless escapades, it appeals to middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure and relatable childhood capers. Parents appreciate the rich vocabulary, cultural touchstones, and gentle coming-of-age themes.

Tom Sawyer is a lively, imaginative boy growing up along the Mississippi River in the small town of St. Petersburg, Missouri. Between schoolyard pranks, daring escapades with his friend Huck Finn, and a budding romance with Becky Thatcher, Tom is always chasing the next adventure. Twain’s humor and fast-paced episodes make the classic feel fresh for today’s readers, while offering a timeless look at childhood. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy mischief, friendship, and action with heart.

Tom Sawyer is a clever, fun-loving boy growing up along the Mississippi River who always seems to find excitement—and a little trouble. From skipping school to masterminding trades with his friends, Tom’s playful schemes and big imagination keep life lively in his small town. Readers meet memorable characters like Huck Finn and Aunt Polly as Tom learns about honesty, courage, and responsibility. Kids enjoy the humor, fast-paced adventures, and the timeless feel of an American classic.

Mark Twain’s classic follows clever, mischievous Tom Sawyer as he roams a small Mississippi River town with his best friend, Huckleberry Finn. From famous pranks to daring escapades, Tom’s adventures capture the humor and thrills of childhood. Readers enjoy the fast-paced episodes, memorable characters, and timeless slice-of-life feel. A great pick for middle-grade readers who like humor, adventure, and a touch of American history.

Tom Sawyer is a lively, clever boy who finds adventure around every corner in his Mississippi River town. With friends like Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher, he turns everyday life into daring escapades, mischief, and memorable lessons. Readers enjoy the humor, fast-moving episodes, and the glimpse of 19th-century American life, while seeing Tom grow in courage and character. A great pick for middle-grade readers who like classic adventures and spirited heroes.

Mark Twain’s classic follows Tom, a clever and mischievous boy growing up in a Mississippi River town. From schoolyard pranks to bold adventures with friends, Tom learns about responsibility, bravery, and right and wrong. The lively humor, fast-paced scrapes, and memorable characters make it an appealing read for middle-grade readers. It’s a great pick for kids who enjoy adventure, friendship stories, and American classics.

This classic follows lively Tom Sawyer as he roams the banks of the Mississippi River, pulling pranks, testing rules, and chasing adventure with his best friend Huck. Between schoolyard antics and summertime escapades, Tom also navigates first crushes and questions of right and wrong. Mark Twain’s humor and fast-paced episodes make the story engaging for middle-grade readers. It’s a great pick for kids who enjoy mischief, humor, and old-fashioned adventures.

Percy Jackson returns to Camp Half-Blood and discovers a dangerous path through the ancient Labyrinth that could give Kronos the key to conquering Olympus. Percy and his friends must navigate shifting tunnels, deadly traps, and mythic monsters while the looming war draws closer. Fast-paced action, laugh-out-loud humor, and clever twists on Greek mythology make this installment a favorite for middle-grade readers. Perfect for fans who enjoy adventurous quests, teamwork, and a heroic underdog.

American cousins Zoé and Ian are spending the summer with their grandfather in the seaside town of Tenby, Wales, when an old glass puzzle unlocks forces tied to the town’s ancient legends. The discovery pulls them into the past and sets off a race to solve riddles and secrets before danger overtakes the island. With atmospheric coastal settings, Welsh folklore, and clever clue-hunting, this is a fast-paced time-slip adventure. Perfect for middle-grade readers who love mysteries, history, and brave teamwork.

Set a generation after Elijah of Buxton, this historical novel follows Benji, a Black boy from the settlement of Buxton, and Red, an Irish Canadian boy from a nearby town, whose lives intersect in surprising ways. Rumors about a mysterious figure in the Piney Woods pull them into shared adventures and hard truths. Curtis blends humor, heart, and history as the boys navigate family expectations, prejudice, and courage in turn-of-the-20th-century Ontario. It’s a rich, character-driven story for middle grade readers who like friendship tales with depth and suspense.

Bobby Pendragon, a teen Traveler, jumps from his everyday life into a high-stakes mission across three versions of Earth. In 1937 New York City, he and fellow Traveler Spader chase the villain Saint Dane amid gangsters, airships, and dangerous choices that could ripple through time. Fast-paced action, humor, and big moral questions keep pages turning. Perfect for middle school readers who love time-bending adventures and smart, cinematic thrills.

Percy Jackson’s freshman year takes a wild turn when danger from the ancient Greek world crashes into his school life. With Kronos rising and Camp Half-Blood under threat, Percy and his friends must navigate the ever-shifting Labyrinth to stop an invasion. Packed with humor, action, and mythology, this adventure raises the stakes while keeping the series’ fast pace and heart. Great for middle-grade readers who love quests, clever twists, and heroes who rely on friendship and courage.

Percy Jackson returns for his freshman year only to be drawn into a dangerous quest through the ancient Labyrinth hidden beneath modern America. With Kronos gathering strength and Camp Half-Blood under threat, Percy and his friends race to outwit traps, monsters, and enemies at every turn. Packed with action, humor, and Greek mythology, this installment deepens the stakes while keeping the page-turning pace. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure, puzzle-like challenges, and loyal friendships.

Detective Michael Bennett is pulled from a rare beachside break with his ten children when a series of murders and bombings terrorizes New York City. A chilling mastermind is staging crimes that echo infamous killers from the city’s past, turning the investigation into a high-stakes cat-and-mouse. As Bennett teams up with the FBI and races to stop a copycat predator, his own family is drawn into the crosshairs.

Salamanca Tree Hiddle sets off on a cross-country road trip with her grandparents, determined to understand why her mother left and to bring her home. Along the way, Sal tells the twisty, funny, and poignant story of her friend Phoebe, whose own family mystery mirrors Sal’s questions. With warmth, humor, and heart, the book explores empathy—what it means to ‘walk two moons in someone else’s moccasins.’ Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy realistic stories that blend mystery with family and friendship.

Detective Lindsay Boxer gives birth to her daughter but is pulled back to duty within days. She’s juggling two high-stakes cases: a San Francisco 49ers phenom becomes the prime suspect in a brutal murder, and an eccentric English professor reports nightmares that seem to predict real killings. As the Women’s Murder Club rallies around Lindsay, the lines between coincidence and conspiracy blur in a race to stop a cunning killer.

After the Rain follows Rachel, a thoughtful teen whose life changes when her beloved grandfather becomes seriously ill. As she spends more time caring for him, Rachel navigates shifting family dynamics, first love, and what it means to grow up. The story is heartfelt and honest, with moments of humor and warmth that balance its tougher topics. Readers who enjoy realistic, character-driven stories about family and resilience will be drawn in.

Twelve-year-old Arlo Finch has just moved to a tiny mountain town in Colorado, where he joins the Rangers—a scouting troop that teaches real wilderness skills alongside rules for surviving the mysterious Long Woods. Strange lights, odd creatures, and old dangers blur the line between the everyday forest and a hidden magical world. With new friends and quick thinking, Arlo learns knots, codes, and courage that might be the difference between getting lost and getting home. Fast-paced, funny, and a little spooky, this adventure is great for middle-grade readers who love magic woven into the real world.

In a ravaged near-future New York known as the City of the Dead, Hawk struggles with the weight of being a symbol of hope. When an unseen enemy threatens to tip the balance as the dead begin to outnumber the living, Hawk reluctantly teams up with her mother, the legendary Maximum Ride. Their clashing instincts—and combined strengths—become the city’s best chance at survival.

Two teenage girls—one in Boston, one in Ireland—both claim to be pregnant virgins. As catastrophes erupt worldwide, an investigator and a priest race to learn which girl carries the child of Christ and which will give birth to the Antichrist, with the fate of humanity hanging in the balance.

When siblings Kendra and Seth visit their grandparents, they discover the property is actually Fablehaven—a secret preserve where fairies, imps, and other magical creatures live under ancient rules. Curiosity and rule-breaking set off a chain of dangers, and the two must summon courage and clever thinking to protect the sanctuary. Fast-paced action, humor, and imaginative world-building make this a favorite for fantasy-loving readers in upper elementary and middle school. Perfect for kids who enjoy creature-filled adventures and sibling teamwork.

When siblings Kendra and Seth visit their grandparents’ secluded estate, they discover it’s actually Fablehaven—a secret preserve protecting magical creatures. Tempting rules, hidden dangers, and mysterious guardians test their curiosity and courage. This fast-paced fantasy blends wonder, humor, and suspense, perfect for readers who enjoy discovering hidden worlds. Great for middle graders who like creature-filled adventures and sibling dynamics without heavy darkness.

In a kingdom where music is everything, Aza hides behind her extraordinary voice and worries that her looks will always set her apart. When she’s summoned to the royal court, her talent draws admiration—and entangles her in a web of secrets and risky magic. This Snow White–inspired retelling blends court intrigue, gentle romance, and humor with a message about seeing beyond appearances. Perfect for grades 4–8 who enjoy fairy-tale twists, strong heroines, and richly imagined worlds.

A Harlem teen named Richie Perry enlists in the Army and is sent to Vietnam, where he confronts the chaos and moral uncertainty of war. Through firefights, patrols, and long nights with his squad, he grapples with fear, loyalty, and the cost of survival. Written in a clear, immediate voice, this powerful novel is best for high school readers and offers a gripping, realistic look at soldiers’ bonds. Teens are drawn to its authenticity, fast pace, and the way it tackles big questions without easy answers.

Shy, often-overlooked Robert Nobel is given a school project that pairs him with a mysterious elderly woman whose past is tangled with a crumbling old house and a secret that won’t stay buried. As Robert follows a trail of feathers and stories, he finds the courage to stand up to bullies, face family troubles, and discover his own voice. Blending real-life challenges with a touch of magic, the book offers suspense, humor, and heart. It’s a resonant choice for middle-grade readers who enjoy character-driven stories with a hint of the uncanny.

In the series finale, Max and her scattered flock struggle to survive on a devastated, post-apocalyptic Earth. As they search for answers and other survivors, a new, more dangerous enemy rises, forcing Max to lead one last fight to decide the fate of the world—and the people she loves.

When 16-year-old Tariq Johnson is shot, a whole neighborhood struggles to piece together what really happened. Told through many voices—friends, family, witnesses, and community leaders—the story explores how bias and fear shape the truth people believe. Readers drawn to timely, realistic issues will find this gripping and thought-provoking, with short chapters that keep the pages turning. Ideal for teens ready to discuss race, community, and the power of perspective.

Thirteen-year-old Joey Willis, who is deaf, has been kept from learning sign language by her well-meaning but fearful mother. When Joey secretly befriends an elderly neighbor and his signing chimpanzee, a new world of communication opens to her. As their bond deepens, Joey must find the courage to stand up for herself and for the animal she loves. Readers are drawn to the heartfelt relationships, ethical questions about animals, and an inspiring journey toward finding one’s voice.

Told as a year-long diary, this sequel follows Stargirl as she writes a heartfelt letter to the boy she left behind and navigates a new town, new friends, and big feelings. Her quirky kindness, spontaneous adventures, and thoughtful observations turn everyday moments into something magical. Readers see her work through first love and heartbreak while rediscovering who she is. Ideal for middle school and early high school readers who enjoy introspective, character-driven stories.

Sonny Ardmore is a master at spinning stories—about her family, her home life, and where she sleeps each night. When a prank email to the new guy at school spirals into a full-on catfishing situation, Sonny has to juggle the lie while protecting her closest friendship. Set at Hamilton High, this companion to The DUFF blends sharp humor with real emotional stakes as Sonny confronts the truth about herself. Readers who enjoy contemporary high school drama and heartfelt friendship-and-romance arcs will be hooked.

After a fall on the school steps, Naomi wakes up with no memory of the last four years and must piece together who she used to be—friendships, family, and a complicated love life included. As she rebuilds her life, she wonders whether remembering the past is as important as choosing who she wants to become now. Wry, thoughtful, and romantic, this story speaks to teens navigating identity and change. Best for high school readers who enjoy realistic fiction with humor and heart.

Set in New York City during the Great Depression, this historical novel follows a resourceful Irish-American boy who takes on odd jobs to help his struggling family when work is scarce. As his father leaves to find employment, he shoulders new responsibilities at home and in the neighborhood. The story highlights resilience, community support, and the power of hope in hard times. Readers who enjoy realistic, character-driven stories and American history will be drawn in.

In the one-stoplight town of Patience, Kansas, a boy just wants a normal life—except his dad is obsessed with outhouses and the town may be under a not-so-flushable curse. When strange events bubble up, he’s pulled into a hilarious tangle of tall tales, small-town politics, and family pride. Fast-paced humor, quirky characters, and a dash of mystery keep pages turning. Great for middle graders who like laugh-out-loud stories with heart.

Out of Tune follows a country-music-obsessed girl whose family hits the road in an RV, disrupting her plan to audition for a big singing competition. Determined not to give up on her dream, she looks for open mics and chances to perform while navigating new places, new friends, and shifting family dynamics. It’s a heartfelt road-trip story about finding your voice, even when life changes course. Perfect for middle-grade readers who love realistic stories about music, friendships, and following your dreams.

At the launch of Private’s new Sydney office, a bloodied young man staggers into the party, thrusting director Craig Gisto and his team into a tangle of kidnappings, assassinations, and high-stakes secrets. As Private Sydney follows a trail from glittering harbor-side elites to the city’s criminal underbelly, cutting-edge forensics and nonstop fieldwork collide in a race to stop a widening conspiracy.

A supermodel vanishes during a photo shoot in Hawaii, drawing her desperate parents and LA Times reporter Ben Hawkins into a ruthless hunt for a sadistic killer who turns murder into spectacle. As Hawkins is pulled deeper into the case, he’s forced into a chilling cat-and-mouse game that blurs the line between chasing a story and becoming part of it.

In the 18th installment of the Women’s Murder Club, Detective Lindsay Boxer races to find three San Francisco teachers who vanish after a night out—an investigation that quickly turns from missing persons to grisly murder. While media pressure and citywide fear escalate, Lindsay leans on the Club—journalist Cindy Thomas, medical examiner Claire Washburn, and ADA Yuki Castellano—just as her husband, Joe Molinari, is drawn into an international thread involving a suspected war criminal and a survivor’s chilling testimony. Parallel cases collide in a high-stakes hunt that tests loyalties, justice, and the limits of courage.

Detective Lindsay Boxer and the Women’s Murder Club pursue two chilling cases: a glamorous cat burglar whose latest job at the home of movie star Marcus Dowling turns deadly, and a ruthless killer targeting mothers and their infants. As panic spreads and a taunting, cryptic message appears at the scenes, Lindsay must juggle the high-profile investigation with tensions that threaten to fracture her closest friendships.

In this fourth Underland adventure, Gregor is called back beneath New York City to face growing unrest among the underground peoples and creatures. With Boots and his allies at his side, he must decipher ominous signs and fulfill his role in a dangerous prophecy. Fast-paced action, vivid worldbuilding, and high stakes keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle schoolers who like epic quests, loyal friendships, and brave heroes.

Benson Fisher thinks a scholarship to the elite Maxfield Academy will change his life—until he discovers the campus is sealed off and run by its students under constant surveillance. With no adults, shifting alliances, and harsh consequences for breaking rules, survival depends on choosing the right friends and keeping your head down. Benson can’t ignore the mysteries piling up around him, and the more he digs, the more dangerous school becomes. Fast-paced and tense, this thriller hooks teens who like high-stakes secrets, twisty plots, and edge-of-your-seat action.

Erin Hunter’s #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series continues with the second book in the Power of Three series! The second book in this third series, Warriors: Power of Three #2: Dark River, brings more adventure, intrigue, and thrilling battles to the epic world of the warrior Clans. Lionpaw, Hollypaw, and Jaypaw, grandchildren of the Clan leader Firestar, are thriving as ThunderClan apprentices. Yet their new responsibilities bring new dangers, and each young cat is about to discover darkness: in the past, in the Clans—and in themselves.

In a stark Idaho winter, Jack is desperate to keep his little brother safe after their world falls apart. Ava, raised in isolation by a ruthless father, has learned not to trust—until Jack. Their lives collide in a high-stakes struggle where love, loyalty, and survival are on the line. Gritty and heartfelt, this YA thriller resonates with teens who like intense, emotionally honest stories.

Gabriella has grown up around goodbyes in her family’s funeral home, but she’s certain her bond with Bree will last forever—until high school pressures and a new boyfriend wedge them apart. When Bree drifts toward the popular crowd, Gabe is left navigating grief, change, and who she is without her best friend. This contemporary YA explores friendship breakups with honesty, humor, and heart. Readers who like emotional, true-to-life stories about identity and second chances will be drawn in.

Charlie enters an elite all-boys academy determined to keep a low profile as the school’s only trans student—until he’s assigned to room with Jasper, the ex-crush who doesn’t recognize him. Awkward close quarters turn into sharp banter, simmering tension, and a very unexpected second chance at connection. With humor and heart, the story explores identity, trust, and what it takes to be seen for who you are. Perfect for teens who love rom-coms with messy feelings, big laughs, and a satisfying slow-burn spark.

Two teens who’ve grown up almost like family find their world turned upside down when their single parents start dating. As loyalties shift and boundaries blur, unexpected feelings force them to question what family and love really mean. Told in authentic, alternating voices, it captures the rush and confusion of first love alongside the realities of changing families. A strong pick for high school readers who like realistic romance with emotional depth.

In this fifth Demonata book, teenager Grubbs Grady senses something changing inside him as strange events and creeping fears gather with each full moon. Demons seem closer than ever, and secrets from his family’s past won’t stay buried. Fast-paced action, sharp scares, and dark humor keep pages turning. Great for horror fans who like high stakes, cliffhangers, and a fearless hero who won’t back down.

When a mysterious new boy named Stephen arrives in a northern English town, altar boys Davie and Geordie are asked to befriend him. Stephen is a gifted sculptor whose creations seem to blur the line between art and life, drawing Davie into a chilling test of faith, loyalty, and responsibility. This moody, lyrical novel blends everyday life with the uncanny, inviting thoughtful readers to wrestle with big questions about good and evil. Ideal for teens who enjoy atmospheric stories, moral dilemmas, and a touch of the supernatural.

When video-game whiz Ted inherits his great-uncle’s apartment, he discovers it’s been turned into a real-life escape-room full of clues, locks, and hidden messages. With his best friend and a sharp new classmate, Ted must use game logic and teamwork to crack the puzzles. As the stakes rise, the trio realizes the mystery ties back to a decades-old secret. Fast-paced and funny, it’s perfect for puzzle lovers and fans of escape rooms and codes.

In a near-future Minnesota, eleven-year-old Jameson O’Malley lives on a military base while his dad works on a Mars colony. When a new girl, Astra Primm, arrives at Base Ripley, Jameson starts uncovering secrets about the mission, his family, and why his parents’ relationship is under strain. As messages between Earth and Mars grow more complicated, Jameson must decide whom to trust—and how far he’ll go to learn the truth.

After a devastating car accident, Evening Spiker is whisked to her powerful mother’s biotech lab to recover. To stave off boredom, Eve is given access to cutting‑edge software and told to design the perfect boy—Adam. As Eve’s digital creation starts to blur the line between simulation and reality, Solo, a mysterious boy raised inside the facility, uncovers dangerous secrets about Spiker Biopharmaceuticals. Their intersecting choices force them to confront bioethics, perfection, and what it means to be human.

Lucky Linderman is a teen worn down by relentless bullying and a family that won’t talk about its pain—especially the loss of his grandfather in the Vietnam War. At night, Lucky dreams himself into the jungles of Laos, where he searches for the grandfather who never came home and finds a courage he struggles to show in real life. A.S. King blends sharp realism with surreal touches to explore how trauma, grief, and hope can live side by side. Thought-provoking and ultimately empowering, this is a great pick for mature teens who like honest, voice-driven stories.

Maddy has a rare illness that keeps her sealed inside her house, where she watches the world from behind glass and fills her days with books, drawings, and online classes. When a boy named Olly moves in next door, their messages and window-to-window conversations spark a connection that makes Maddy question the limits she’s lived with her whole life. Told through short chapters, emails, charts, and sketches, this contemporary romance explores what it means to truly live. Ideal for teens who enjoy heartfelt, page-turning stories about love, choice, and independence.

Set in the summer of the mid-1960s, a small-town teen takes a job at a full-service gas station and suddenly has a front-row seat to the town’s secrets, dramas, and dreams. As cars cruise in and out, he learns about responsibility, first love, and where he fits in a changing world. Rich period details and car culture give the story a fun, nostalgic vibe, while the honest voice and relatable choices keep readers turning pages. A great pick for teens who like realistic stories about growing up, work, and independence.

A private photo meant for one person suddenly goes public, and a smart, funny high school girl finds her life upended by gossip and double standards. As rumors spread, she navigates shaky friendships, family expectations, and the pressure to be a "good girl" in a world quick to judge. With sharp humor and honesty, the story explores reputation, consent, and finding your voice. Best for older teens, it’s a candid, relatable read that sparks discussion.

Jan starts her senior year expecting to shine onstage, but when a trusted drama teacher falls ill, she steps in to direct the school play—and begins to understand herself in new ways. Amid rehearsals and school politics, Jan navigates first love and the courage it takes to be honest about who you are. With a vivid theater backdrop and authentic high school dynamics, this story speaks to teens exploring identity, friendship, and belonging. Readers are drawn to its heartfelt voice, realistic conflicts, and hopeful, empowering tone.

In this third adventure in the Underland Chronicles, Gregor returns below New York City when a mysterious plague threatens humans and creatures alike. Racing against time, he joins allies old and new on a perilous quest for a cure. The story blends fast-paced action with big questions about loyalty, responsibility, and the cost of war. It’s a gripping read for middle graders who enjoy high-stakes fantasy with heart and humor.

When a deadly plague sweeps through the Underland, Gregor and his little sister Boots return underground to help their friends. As the illness spreads and touches his own family, Gregor is drawn deeper into the ominous Prophecy of Blood and the hard choices it demands. Packed with fast-paced action, clever creature allies, and big questions about loyalty and responsibility, this adventure keeps readers turning pages. Perfect for middle-grade fantasy fans who like high stakes with plenty of heart.

In the third Underland adventure, Gregor returns below New York City when a deadly plague threatens the warmblooded creatures—and someone he loves. Joined by his toddler sister, Boots, and their mother, he races through caverns and jungles to uncover the truth behind a dark prophecy and a possible cure. Fast-paced action, talking bats and cockroaches, and high-stakes choices keep pages turning. Great for grades 4–8 who like epic quests, creature alliances, and suspense.

In book three of the Underland Chronicles, Gregor returns beneath New York City to face a mysterious plague sweeping through the Underland. A new prophecy pulls him, his toddler sister Boots, and their mother into a perilous mission where time is running out. As alliances are tested, Gregor must decide who to trust and how far he’ll go to protect the ones he loves. Fast-paced action, high stakes, and rich world-building keep middle-grade readers turning pages.

Twelve-year-old Tahlia Wilkins is determined to make it to the biggest pool party of the year—until her first period arrives at the worst possible time. With her best friend at her side, she embarks on a hilarious, slightly chaotic quest to figure it all out without derailing her plans. This honest, laugh-out-loud story tackles puberty with warmth and humor, easing worries while keeping the fun front and center. Perfect for tweens navigating changing bodies, friendships, and the ups and downs of growing up.

In a ravaged near‑future New York, a tough, street‑smart 15‑year‑old known as Hawk lives by one rule: wait for the parents who promised they’d return. When kids begin to disappear and a dangerous new power rises in the city, Hawk discovers the wings and legacy she never knew she had. Thrust into a fight for survival and truth, she must rally other outcast teens, uncover what happened to Maximum Ride, and decide who she’s willing to become.

Set on Long Island in the early 1960s, Here Today follows Ellie Dingman as her once-glamorous, attention-seeking mother chases fame and leaves Ellie to navigate school, shifting friendships, and neighborhood bullies. Against the backdrop of a changing America, Ellie learns to stand up for herself and care for her family. Heartfelt and quietly funny, this coming-of-age story resonates with readers who enjoy realistic characters and emotional depth. Perfect for middle-grade readers who like historical settings and strong, relatable heroines.

Seventeen-year-old Kidd Ellison flees a group home and lands a summer job at a beach campground on the Southern California coast. As he finds purpose in hard work and falls for a girl named Olivia, fragments of his painful past surface—and a menacing figure from his life reappears—forcing Kidd to confront trauma, memory, and the truth about himself.

As Alice McKinley heads into her final semester of high school, she juggles rehearsals for the school play, deadlines for the student paper, and the uncertainty of a long-distance relationship when her boyfriend studies in Spain. With college on the horizon, Alice faces big choices about who she is and who she wants to become. Warm, honest, and often funny, this installment captures the excitement and nerves of senior year. Readers love Alice for her relatable voice and the way everyday moments feel both real and meaningful.

A high school girl takes on a caregiving job for a baby named Christina and quickly grows deeply attached. As tensions in Christina’s family rise, she struggles with where loyalty ends and responsibility begins. The story explores how good intentions can blur into risky choices, asking readers to consider boundaries, trust, and what it truly means to care for someone. Thoughtful and intense, it’s a realistic read for teens who like character-driven dilemmas.

The Kingdom Keepers are back at Walt Disney World just as a celebration goes off the rails and a friend vanishes. A strange storm, a cryptic warning, and sightings of unexpected animals pull Finn and the team into another after-hours race against the Overtakers. From the Magic Kingdom to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the kids must use their DHI abilities, smarts, and teamwork to outmaneuver villains who are growing stronger. Fast-paced action, theme-park secrets, and close-knit friendships make this an exciting pick for adventurous middle-grade readers.

In the Appalachian hills of Ohio, thirteen-year-old M.C. Higgins keeps watch from a high pole as a looming slag heap from a strip mine threatens his family’s home. When two strangers arrive—one a roaming folklorist, the other a girl with big-city grit—M.C. begins to see new possibilities for protecting what he loves. Lyrical and deeply rooted in place, the story blends music, folklore, and family history with a powerful environmental message. Perfect for thoughtful middle-grade readers who enjoy character-driven stories and rich, atmospheric writing.

Sixth-grader Merci Suárez navigates a new year at an elite Florida school while balancing big changes at home with her close Cuban American family. She tackles friendships, first-time responsibilities, and the pressure of fitting in when money is tight. Merci’s humor, heart, and determination make her easy to root for as she learns to speak up and find her place. A warm, relatable story perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy realistic school and family adventures.

Danny is a gifted pitcher who feels caught between cultures—half-Mexican, half-white—and unsure where he belongs. Spending the summer with his cousin in San Diego County, he finds new friends, backyard ballgames, and a chance to rediscover his voice on the mound. As he navigates family tensions and questions of identity, baseball becomes the thread that helps him make sense of who he is. Readers connect with Danny’s honesty, the kinetic sports scenes, and the heartfelt search for belonging.

Molly has always felt comfortable in her skin—until a surprising discovery about her name makes her question everything she thought she knew about her family. As she navigates school, friendships, and a tender first romance, she searches for the truth behind the secret and what it means for who she is. With warmth and humor, the story follows Molly’s journey to define herself beyond labels and expectations. Perfect for readers who enjoy realistic, character-driven novels about family and identity.

The kids from Snow Hill are back—now heading into sixth grade with their beloved teacher, Mr. Terupt. Told in multiple voices, the story follows the friends as they tackle new responsibilities, growing pains, and a summer project helping move their old classroom to the sixth‑grade annex. Readers see how each student changes in small but meaningful ways, learning about friendship, empathy, and second chances. It’s a heartfelt, relatable school story that keeps kids turning pages to hear from every character.

In what’s billed as the final Maximum Ride adventure, Max and her winged Flock confront the apocalyptic Doomsday Group while the world tilts toward catastrophe. As disasters mount, Max must lead, protect her family, and face a high-stakes choice between Fang and Dylan—all while uncovering the truth behind the group determined to control (or end) humanity.

When the goddess Artemis disappears, Percy and his friends embark on a dangerous quest to uncover who—or what—could capture a goddess. Along the way, Percy faces new monsters, shifting alliances, and tough choices about loyalty and leadership. Packed with fast-paced action, humor, and clever twists on Greek myths, this installment keeps readers turning pages. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure, teamwork, and snappy banter.

Percy Jackson’s winter break takes a wild turn when a rescue mission at a school unleashes a fearsome Manticore and leads to the disappearance of a close friend. With the goddess Artemis missing and ancient forces rising, Percy joins the Hunters of Artemis for a high-stakes quest across the country. Fast-paced action, sharp humor, and Greek mythology twists keep readers turning pages. Ideal for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure, teamwork, and clever heroes.

Percy Jackson teams up with friends old and new when a rescue mission for two mysterious demigods turns into a high-stakes quest. As monsters stir and an ominous new enemy rises, Percy must race across the country to protect Olympus. Fast-paced action, humor, and Greek mythology keep readers turning pages. Perfect for middle graders who enjoy adventure, teamwork, and witty heroes.

In this realistic coming-of-age novel, a teen navigates shifting family ties and the push-pull of friendship in a small Southern town. As parents make choices that ripple through his life, he’s forced to decide what—and who—truly matters. Readers who like thoughtful, character-driven stories will connect with the emotional honesty and sense of place. It’s a strong pick for teens ready for mature themes handled with compassion and nuance.

Across a single day in a typical high school and town, ten voices—nine teens and one teacher—reveal how much we miss when we only see what’s on the surface. A broken finger, a raised middle digit, and a string of small choices connect stories of bullying, crushes, secrets, and the pressure to fit in. With sharp, honest glimpses into each character, the book shows how lives overlap in surprising ways. Ideal for older teens who like realistic, character-driven stories that spark empathy and conversation.

When Stephanie inherits her uncle’s estate, she also meets Skulduggery Pleasant—a wisecracking, supernatural skeleton detective who pulls her into a hidden world of magic and danger. Together they race to find the Scepter of the Ancients before dark forces can use it to unleash unimaginable power. Fast-paced action, clever banter, and a spooky-but-fun mystery make this a hit with middle school readers. Great for kids who like fantasy with humor and a touch of menace.

Four best friends discover a pair of thrift-store jeans that magically fits each of them and becomes their way to stay connected during their first summer apart. As the pants travel from girl to girl, each faces new places, new people, and big feelings about family, friendship, and first love. Told in alternating perspectives, the story balances humor and heart with relatable teen challenges. Perfect for readers who enjoy contemporary stories about tight-knit friends finding their own paths.

Twelve-year-old Stephanie Edgley teams up with Skulduggery Pleasant, a wisecracking skeleton detective, to stop a dark sorcerer from unleashing ancient evil on the world. Set in modern-day Ireland, the story mixes magic, mystery, and fast-paced action with sharp humor. It’s a great fit for readers who enjoy snarky banter, clever twists, and supernatural adventures. Fans of urban fantasy and detective stories will be hooked by the duo’s chemistry and the richly built magical underworld.

When twelve-year-old Stephanie meets Skulduggery Pleasant—a wise-cracking, trench‑coat‑wearing skeleton detective—she’s pulled into a secret world of sorcery, monsters, and mysteries hiding in modern-day Ireland. Together they race to stop ancient evils with sharp magic and even sharper banter. Fast-paced action, humor, and a clever mystery make this a hit for readers who like adventure with a spooky twist. Great for middle schoolers who enjoy urban fantasy and snappy dialogue.

When twelve-year-old Stephanie Edgley discovers a secret world of magic, she teams up with Skulduggery Pleasant—a wisecracking, sharply dressed skeleton detective. Together they race to stop an ancient evil from destroying the world, trading banter as fast as they cast spells. Packed with action, mystery, and laugh-out-loud humor, this urban fantasy is perfect for confident middle-grade readers who like supernatural thrills. Fans love the clever wordplay, snappy pacing, and unforgettable odd-couple partnership.

In this second book of the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness, Torak and his wolf-brother journey to the far northern seas after a strange sickness strikes the clans. Among seal-hunters and icy islands, Torak must face dark magic and unravel a mystery tied to the spirit world. Fast-paced survival scenes, deep bonds between friends, and a vivid Stone Age setting keep readers turning pages. Perfect for adventure lovers who enjoy nature, folklore, and a loyal animal companion.

Fifteen-year-old Joy has escaped years of abuse and is learning to rebuild her life with a caring aunt and uncle. New school hallways feel overwhelming, and panic attacks make every day a challenge—but small steps, new friends, and a safe home begin to change what she believes is possible. When she must testify in her mother’s trial, Joy draws on the support around her to find her voice. This powerful, hopeful story resonates with teens who appreciate honest, empathetic portrayals of trauma, healing, and found family.

Percy Jackson is trying to have a normal senior year, but the gods have other plans. To get the recommendation letters he needs for college, Percy must complete new quests—starting with tracking down a missing chalice that belongs to the cupbearer of the gods. With Annabeth and Grover by his side, Percy faces monsters, mayhem, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments. It’s a fast, funny adventure perfect for Percy fans and newcomers who enjoy modern mythology with heart.

When apprentice counselor Anna heads to a remote summer camp, she expects a simple season with her best friend and a chance to reinvent herself. Enter Isabel—confident, magnetic, and a little mysterious—who pushes Anna to question who she is and what she really wants. Friendships shift, crushes spark, and camp challenges force Anna to step outside her comfort zone. This smart, funny, and heartfelt story will resonate with teens navigating identity, loyalty, and first love.

This powerful companion to The Skin I’m In follows Char as she’s pulled into the dangerous world of human trafficking and must fight to reclaim her voice and future. Written with honesty and compassion, it sheds light on how smart, strong teens can be targeted—and how courage and community can spark a way out. Mature themes make it best for older readers, and it opens important conversations about safety, empathy, and self-worth. Fans of realistic, issue-driven stories will find it gripping and ultimately hopeful.

In a city powered by dwindling magic, a street-smart pickpocket named Conn crosses paths with a gruff wizard and is swept into a world of spells, secrets, and danger. As Conn begins an unexpected apprenticeship, he discovers the city’s magic may be failing—and that he might be the key to understanding why. Fast-paced chapters, clever twists, and a gritty, magical setting make this a great pick for readers who like adventure and mystery with their fantasy. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy underdog heroes and immersive worlds.

When seven mysterious children arrive in the dead of night to the small town of Slaughterville, outcast local boy Ravani is the first to notice—and the first to be drawn into their secret. As he befriends the runaways, he discovers courage he didn’t know he had and a sense of belonging he’s always longed for. This heartfelt, suspenseful story blends mystery with warmth, celebrating found family and the power of standing up for what’s right. Perfect for readers who love character-driven adventures with big emotions and hopeful endings.

Deza Malone is the brightest girl in her class, but the Great Depression has turned her family’s world upside down in Gary, Indiana. When her father leaves to find work, Deza, her mother, and her brother Jimmie set out on a difficult journey to stay together and find a better future. With warmth, humor, and grit, Deza tells a story of hope and determination in hard times. Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy heartfelt historical stories with strong, memorable narrators.

Set during Cuba’s Communist Revolution, The Red Umbrella follows 14-year-old Lucía and her younger brother as they are sent to the United States through Operation Pedro Pan. Living with a host family in Nebraska, Lucía must learn a new language and culture while holding tight to her Cuban roots and the hope of reuniting with her parents. This moving historical novel is ideal for middle-grade readers interested in immigration stories and real-world history. Kids are drawn to Lucía’s heartfelt voice, the rich cultural details, and the themes of courage and family.

Percy Jackson teams up with Annabeth, Thalia, and the Hunters of Artemis when the goddess goes missing and a dangerous monster threatens the gods. Their quest races across modern-day America toward a high-stakes deadline at the winter solstice. Packed with humor, nonstop action, and Greek mythology, this third Percy Jackson adventure keeps readers turning pages. Great for middle-grade readers who enjoy fast-paced fantasy with loyal friends and daring quests.

Cammie O’Reilly is growing up inside the Hancock County Prison, where her father is the warden and the inmates and staff feel like neighbors. The summer she turns thirteen, Cammie aches for a mother figure and sets her heart on the unflappable prison trustee who keeps house for them. Set in the late 1950s, this heartfelt coming-of-age story blends humor and grit as Cammie navigates grief, anger, and first steps toward healing. Readers are drawn to its strong voice, vivid setting, and the way unexpected connections help a tough kid find her way.

Abby is a smart, spotlight-loving middle schooler who’s both gifted in math and science and managing ADHD. When her impulsivity lands her in trouble, she has to navigate school, family rules, and new friendships while figuring out how to channel her energy in positive ways. Told in a funny, honest first-person voice, Abby’s story captures the chaos and humor of middle school life. Kids who like lively narrators and heartfelt, real-life situations will cheer for Abby as she finds her place to shine.

Set in 1986, this heartfelt story follows siblings Cash, Fitch, and Bird Nelson Thomas as their middle school prepares for the much-anticipated Challenger shuttle launch. Each sibling faces personal challenges—family tension, friendship struggles, and big dreams about the future—while a passionate science teacher sparks their curiosity about space. Told in alternating perspectives, the book blends everyday middle-school life with the wonder of discovery. It’s perfect for readers who enjoy realistic stories about family, science, and finding your place in the world.

In the small town of Lily, Arkansas, seventeen-year-old Cullen Witter watches his world tilt after a supposed sighting of an extinct woodpecker sparks a media frenzy—and then his younger brother suddenly disappears. Told with dark humor and a keen eye for small-town detail, the story follows Cullen’s search for answers and meaning amid grief and uncertainty. Thoughtful teens who like literary, character-driven mysteries will be drawn to its voice and layered storytelling. It’s a compelling read for readers who enjoy realistic fiction that blends wit, heart, and hope.

In the fantasy world of Erdas, four kids from distant lands unexpectedly bond with legendary spirit animals—a wolf, leopard, panda, and falcon—unlocking powers they never knew they had. As a dangerous force stirs, they must learn to trust one another and their animals to protect their world. Fast-paced action, short cliffhanger chapters, and an exciting animal-bond concept keep readers turning pages. Great for middle grade fans of adventure, teamwork, and immersive series worlds.