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Explorer Academy: Code-Breaking Activity Adventure
By Betsy Farquhar
Learn to break codes like a professional sleuth in Explorer Academy: Code-Breaking Activity Adventure for middle grades.
Stay by Bobbie Pyron
By Janie Cheaney
Stay, a heart-tugging dog story. also introduces young readers (in a limited way) to the plight of the homeless.
*The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue by Karina Yan Glaser
By Betsy Farquhar
The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue continues the Vanderbeeker fun as the kids try to rescue their mom’s cookie baking business.
Cookbooks for Kids and Teens: A Book List
By Betsy Farquhar
A short list of cookbooks for kids and teens that will take your preschooler through to “kitchen graduation” as a teen.
Laid-Back Language Arts
By Betsy Farquhar
Laid Back Language Arts: learning to enjoy writing and communicating well without drudgery.
Queen of the Sea by Dylan Meconis
By Janie Cheaney
An alternate version of English history drives Queen of the Sea, a lively graphic novel of political intrigue and warm personal relationships.
House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin Craig
By Hayley Morell
A dark YA fairytale retelling of the twelve dancing princesses. In a haunting, gothic setting, a family mourns as yet another daughter is interred to the sea. This time, Annaleigh is convinced there is something amiss with her sister’s death.
Last in a Long Line of Rebels by Lisa Lewis Tyre
By Janie Cheaney
In this light-hearted middle-grade novel, a southern “Rebel” digs into her heritage with surprising and enlightening results.
Back Porch Book Chat: Lou Hunley (Public Librarian)
By Betsy Farquhar
Back Porch Book Chat: a casual conversation about books on our virtual back porch. Today’s topic: enjoying the public library with Lou Hunley.