In a world where scientific curiosity meets the complexities of human relationships, a group of young friends embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind a mysterious experiment that has the potential to change their lives forever. As they delve deeper into the enigma, they grapple with questions of trust, loyalty, and the ethical boundaries of scientific discovery. Their adventure is a poignant exploration of friendship, courage, and the pursuit of knowledge, set against a backdrop of suspense and intrigue.

Set against the backdrop of a small, tight-knit community, this gripping thriller unravels the dark secrets hidden beneath the surface of a seemingly idyllic town. As the protagonist delves deeper into the mysterious disappearance of a local teenager, they uncover a web of deceit, betrayal, and long-buried grudges that threaten to tear the community apart. With each twist and turn, the story explores themes of trust, redemption, and the lengths people will go to protect their own, culminating in a shocking revelation that challenges everything the protagonist thought they knew.

A World Without Summer recounts the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora and the global climate disruption that followed, showing how ash clouds ruined harvests, displaced communities, and reshaped daily life around the world. It also traces cultural ripple effects — including the conditions that helped spark Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein — and links this historical event to ongoing questions about climate and resilience.

An illustrated, experimental memoir that invites middle-grade (and adult) readers to experience the author’s world through his disabling eye conditions. Through interactive visuals, short anecdotes, and playful reading exercises—vision tests, upside-down pages, and chased words—the book explores how perception shapes connection and how language can help bridge discomfort with disability. A short, immersive, spoiler-free look at seeing and being seen.

Seventh-grader Grace is struggling after her parents' divorce and the end of a close friendship. Feeling lost at school and at home, she becomes intrigued by the school's fencing club and wonders if learning the sport might help her gain confidence, make new friends, and find a place where she belongs.

Emily and her family run a bakery where they can bake emotions into their desserts—uplifting treats for confidence or comfort when you need it. After a sudden family loss, Emily breaks the one rule—never bake a bad feeling—and creates a crumble that offers numbness rather than healing. The graphic novel follows Emily and her friend Dae as they navigate grief, friendship, and the messy, complicated ways we try to cope.

Cassia Thorne leads a double life in 19th‑century London—selling ballads by day and spending nights in Fleet Prison. When children begin vanishing from the streets, Cassia teams up with a young pickpocket, Teo, and their friend Felix to investigate, uncovering a sinister conspiracy, strange men in blue coats, and rumors of a beast in the city's deep tunnels. A tense, atmospheric, supernatural mystery set in the underbelly of Victorian London.

Fred is Existor@stmarks online — a confident, popular gamer — but in real life he’s ignored and unhappy. When his gaming persona becomes known at school he starts spreading outrageous rumours to gain attention, only for the lies to escalate and cause real harm. The story follows the fallout and Fred’s struggle to be accepted for who he truly is, without revealing major plot twists.

Kareem, a seventh-grade Syrian-American boy, faces a challenging start to the school year. His best friend has moved away, he didn't make the football team, and he's been tasked with helping a new Syrian refugee student adjust to school life. Amidst these struggles, Kareem is offered another chance to join the football team, but it comes with a moral dilemma. Meanwhile, his mother travels to Syria to bring her parents to safety, only to be caught up in a travel ban that prevents her return. Kareem finds himself caught between cultures, friendships, and moral choices, and must find his own path through the complexities of his life.

In "Wildful," Poppy finds solace in the outdoors as her mother struggles with grief after the loss of Gran. Accompanied by her dog, Pepper, Poppy stumbles upon a hidden forest through a gap in the fence. There, she meets Rob, who introduces her to the wonders of nature. As Poppy explores, she discovers the magic of the wilderness, from blooming flowers to the gentle sounds of nature. Eager to share this newfound beauty with her mother, Poppy hopes to inspire her to see the world beyond the confines of their home. This graphic novel beautifully captures themes of healing, love, and the enchantment found in nature.

In "The Partition Project," a young Pakistani American girl named Mahnoor navigates the challenges of having her grandmother, Dadi, move in with her family in Houston. As Mahnoor juggles her schoolwork and a documentary project for her journalism class, she discovers a compelling story in Dadi's past. Through conversations with her grandmother, Mahnoor learns about Dadi's childhood in northern India and the life-altering events of the Partition of India and Pakistan. This shared journey not only strengthens their bond but also provides Mahnoor with a meaningful subject for her documentary, blending personal history with her passion for journalism.

Fia and her reindeer, Solas, share a deep bond, having been born under the same solstice sky. As their village faces a relentless winter, the community sees Solas as both a source of sustenance and a key to fulfilling an ancient prophecy that promises the return of sunlight. Determined to protect Solas, Fia and her cousin Mish embark on a journey to find the Deer Mother, a mythical figure believed to awaken the sun. Their path is fraught with challenges and lurking dangers, but they hope to find a way to save Solas and restore light to their world. Set in a snowy, prehistoric Ireland, this story explores themes of hope, friendship, and resilience.

"Parachute Kids" follows the journey of Feng-Li and her two siblings as they navigate life in California after their parents unexpectedly return to Taiwan. Left to manage on their own, the siblings face the challenges of adapting to a new culture, learning a new language, and handling the responsibilities of daily life. Amidst the struggles of starting school and making friends, the siblings must also deal with their own internal conflicts and disagreements. Despite the difficulties, moments of humor and resilience shine through as Feng-Li strives to keep her family united in this unfamiliar world.

In 1937, Cora Mae Tipton dreams of bringing electricity to her Appalachian community in southeastern Kentucky. Enthralled by the possibilities of radios, refrigerators, and electric lights, she starts a school newspaper to rally support for the Rural Electrification Act. However, Cora faces resistance, especially from her mother, who values preserving their natural landscape. As Cora navigates the challenges of change, she learns about family, friendship, and the importance of understanding different perspectives.

Set in a vibrant and bustling Middle Eastern bazaar, this enchanting tale follows the adventures of a charismatic and enigmatic merchant known for selling dreams. As he navigates the colorful tapestry of the market, he becomes the target of numerous assassination attempts, each more imaginative than the last. With a blend of humor, mystery, and a touch of magic, the story explores themes of identity, destiny, and the power of storytelling, all while unraveling the secrets behind the merchant's seemingly endless supply of dreams and the motives of those who wish to end his life.

Maple Bay, Nova Scotia, is a seaside town steeped in pirate lore, family secrets, grudges, and a legendary lost treasure. Peter Barnett, nearing forty, answers a mysterious letter to his estranged family mansion; seventeen-year-old Dandy Feltzen follows a final request and a clue from her late grandfather; Cass Jones takes a housesitting job and finds material for a book and a helpful sailor. Their paths collide as bodies begin to pile up and buried truths come to light.