#TuesdayTalk with Michelle Mulder. Her new middle grade nonfiction book, Pocket Change: Pitching In for a Better World, is on shelves now! What was the catalyst for your story? A few years ago, I was working on a book about waste and how people avoid creating it, or even use …
#TuesdayTalk with Shane Peacock, author of Separated, one of The Seven Prequels. Tell us a bit about your book. Separated is my Seven Prequels novel, a middle grade novel that precedes Last Message in Seven (the Series) and Double You in The Seven Sequels. In the prequels, grandfather McLean is …
#TuesdayTalk with John Wilson, author of The Missing Skull, one of The Seven Prequels. Tell us a bit about your book. The Missing Skull is one of The Seven Prequels books, and follows Steve, the same character as in Seven, the Series and The Seven Sequels. For his 13th birthday …
Find yourself nagging your children to pick up a book? Try our reluctant reader series! Books with high-interest topics to catch the attention of those not so keen to be caught with their nose in a book. Orca Currents and Orca Soundings offer readers contemporary themes: Cristy Watson’s On Cue, …
We have great new titles for your middle readers, ages 8-11! An even better way to enjoy them? Lay out a blanket in the sun and have a smoothie by your elbow–nothing is better then literature and food! Kathleen Cherry’s Everyday Hero tells the story of Alice, a girl who …
#TuesdayTalk with Frieda Wishinsky. Her novel, Camp Disaster, is on shelves now. Tell us about your book. Camp Singing Hills feels more like Camp Disaster to Charlotte. She’s not sure how can she survive two weeks there, especially with Madison who’s not only making the counselor’s life miserable but has …
