Cadence dreams of becoming a gospel star, but her voice goes silent whenever she tries to sing solo. With her 11th birthday almost here, it's time to figure out who she is -- as a singer and as a person.
Sarah
Homicide detective Casey tries to escape her past by moving to Rockton, a mysterious village in the Canadian wilderness where people with something to hide go to start new lives. Plus: a grouchy but attractive police chief, a manipulative best friend with secrets of her own, and a whole world of people who live off the grid in a very cold place.
Sarah
This book is Shakespeare-inspired, funny, thoughtful, filled with scenes showing cheerleading as a hardcore sport -- and the story of how one teenager and her community deal with rape.
Sarah
The movie's not out until January, but you can read now about the black female engineers and mathematicians who were the unseen contributors to the space program.
Sarah
Hundreds of stories of trailblazing female athletes, accompanied by iconic photos. Perfect for the feminist sports fan in your life.
Sarah
Naomi Marie and Naomi Edith have nothing in common except a name. But their parents are dating each other, and it's getting serious. The last thing the Naomis want to do is spend even more time together, working on a coding project, but no one asked what they want.
Sarah
Archer Magill, who is really good at missing the obvious, makes his way through middle school with the help of the most important men in his life: his dad, his grandfather, his uncle, and the new student teacher, Mr. McLeod.
Sarah
A delightful classic road trip novel, set in deep space. A ship that drills through wormholes takes on a new clerk -- and introduces her to the wonders of the outer universe. (Firefly fan? That, but solidly feminist, with a diverse cast of humans and aliens.)
Sarah
Short biographies of a diverse collection of fascinating women from history. You'll find a few familiar names in here, but even history buffs are going to meet some new faces in this book.
Sarah
The movie's not out until January, but you can read now about the black female engineers and mathematicians who were the unseen contributors to the space program.
Sarah
