What happens when two young brothers--one who aspires to be saintly and one who aspires to be rich--find a million pounds in cash? AND have only seventeen days to spend it? AND discover there are dangerous men looking for it?
Mackenzie
Trapped at home with his over-protective parents, Archer comes up with a scheme to go search for his grandparents, who disappeared in the Antarctic years ago. A classic story of friendship, mystery and bears, with beautiful illustrations by the author.
Chris
Have you ever read a book and wished you could actually meet one of the characters? That is how you will feel about Arthur Bean. He is likable, funny, smart, and slightly off kilter.
Robin
Watching your older brother get super-powers instead of you is the worst, especially when he knows nothing about being a superhero. A laugh-out-loud story of brotherhood, jealous, and whether or not underwear should ever be worn on the outside of your clothes.
Chris
The sisters are back home and back to school, dealing with class projects, confusing neighbors, and soccer rivalries.
Sarah
Three girls, best friends with one rule - no fighting - but this is 7th grade. Rebecca Stead weaves another wonderful story around their friendship and their changing lives.
Robin
Jacinta's mentor introduces her to a new way of looking at the world, but she's still a part of the barrio where she lives.
Sarah
Sophie takes up chicken breeding when her parents inherit a farm, but just who
is sending her letters filled with advice?
Sarah
Eleven year old Thomas and his father are grave diggers and the grave they have just uncovered contains a boy who is the spitting image of Thomas. What?!
Robin
Mia is a thirteen-year-old girl who experiences synesthesia, which causes her to perceive words and noises as colors. She has always kept her condition a secret, but eventually she must accept that she isn’t like everybody else. Mia’s story is both poignant and enjoyable - vividly told and easy to relate to.
Lilly
