Chan Shealy is an all American girl, a baton-twirler, straight-A student. But when she looks for a boyfriend online, sure that she's following the rules and staying safe, she finds herself the victim
When Jason Milwaukee's best friend Sunshine vanishes, Jason knows that something is terribly wrong, but solving her disappearance will require pushing through all the voices in his head and then getti
Jersey Hatch seemed to have it all together—he played sports, was popular, had a great girlfriend, best friend, and supportive parents. But when he emerges from a recuperative care center, all that is
Del's a good kid, but he became a social outcast when his girlfriend texted him a revealing photo . . . and the police got involved. Now he's finally met a new girl, but complications threaten to brin
Del is a good kid who's been caught in horrible circumstances. At seventeen, he's trying to put his life together after an incident in his past that made him a social outcast-and a felon. As a result,
Jamie is a senior in high school and, like so many of her peers, doing too much. Unlike so many of her friends, she is enormously, irreversibly, sometimes angrily (and occasionally delightedly) overwe
Jamie is a senior in high school and, like so many kids in that year, doing too much—including trying to change the world—and fighting for her rights as a very fat girl. And not quietly: she's writing
Chan Shealy’s got most things going right in her life—straight A’s, a shot at the regional majorette championships in baton twirling, and the best best friend a girl could wish for. But after the foot
When his best friend abruptly disappears, Jason finds that his schizophrenia hampers his ability to participate in the community search and is rendered a target of suspicion when his medications wear
Jersey Hatch can't remember if he rammed the car into his parents' house. He can't remember why his best friend won't speak to him. He can't remember the right words to have a real conversation. And
A mysterious note takes Dani Beans into the secrets of Ole Miss and its dark past in this compelling new middle grade novel from the author ofFooter Davis Probably Is Crazy.“Sooner or later, we’re all
“An excellent addition to middle grade shelves, with a differently-abled main character that readers will root for.” —School Library Journal “Vaught makes Max the brash, bold s
A busy boy and his dog learn to slow down and enjoy life together in this lyrical, rhyming picture book perfect for hurried families everywhere.For one busy boy, life is all hurry up, hurry down, hurr
Jesse is on the case when money goes missing from the library and her dad is looking like the #1 suspect in Edgar Award–winning author Susan Vaught’s latest middle grade mystery.When
It’s going to take more than a knack for electronics and a supercharged wheelchair for twelve-year-old Max to investigate a haunted mansion in Edgar Award–winning author Susan Vaught&rsquo
A mysterious note takes Dani Beans into the secrets of Ole Miss and its dark past in this “provocative, sensitive, and oh-so-timely” (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) middle grade novel fro
Eleven-year-old Footer and her friends investigate when a nearby farm is burned, the farmer murdered, and his children disappear, but as they follow the clues, Footer starts having flashbacks and wond
“A gentle tale of inclusion and fairness that children will clearly understand.” ―Booklist (starred review)“A truly inspiring picture book that will resonate with both children and adults.” ―School Li
Footer Davis is on the case when two kids go missing after a fire in this humorous and honest novel that is full of Southern style.Here are some things that are true about Footer Davis:1. She has a BB
