Sometime In Summer
Katrina Leno
“From critically acclaimed author Katrina Leno comes a tender love letter to books and summertime, with a touch of magic.“
—Goodreads
June 2022
Two Truths And A Lie
April Henry
“In a room full of liars and performers, the truth is never quite what it seems.“
—Goodreads
May 2022
Spin With Me
Ami Polonsky
“Hopeful and real, this story is electric.“
—School Library
Journal (starred review)
Spring 2021
Eyes Of The Forest
April Henry
“April Henry weaves another heart-stopping young adult
thriller“
—Goodreads
August 2021
Violet and Daisy
Sarah Miller
“The absorbing and compulsively readable story of Violet and Daisy Hilton, conjoined twins
who were the sensation of the US sideshow circuits in the 1920s and
1930s.”
—Goodreads
Spring 2021
Playing With Fire
April Henry
An unrelenting teen-vs-nature YA thriller by New York Times bestselling author April
Henry.
January 2021
All You Knead Is Love
Tanya Guerrero
“From the author of How to Make Friends with the Sea comes a heartfelt story of
finding
one’s chosen family, healing, and baking.”
—Goodreads
Spring 2021
Manipulating The Masses
John Maxwell Hamilton
“An instant Classic.”
—Thomas E. Patterson, Bradlee Professor of
Government and the Press, Harvard Kennedy School
October 2020
Horrid
Katrina Leno
“A haunting contemporary horror novel that explores themes of mental illness, rage, and
grief, twisted with spine-chilling elements of Stephen King and Agatha
Christie.”
—Goodreads
September 2020
A Time Of Fear
Albert Marrin
A timely new book from renowned historian Albert Marrin.
The Girl In The White Van
April Henry
Another riveting thriller from the master storyteller.
A Light In The Darkness
Albert Marrin
An important new book from the NEH Medal-winning historian.
How To Make Friends With The Sea
Tanya Guerrero
Tanya Guerrero’s debut middle grade novel.
The Space Between Before And After
Sue Stauffacher
“Unbearably sad in the best way.”
—Bulletin Of The Center For
Children’s Books
Exoplanets
Sea Creatures
Seymour Simon
Two stunning photo essays by Seymour Simon.
Following
Jeffry W. Johnston
“A slow-burn thriller that veers in surprising directions, with a final twist no one
will
see coming.”
—Booklist
The Lonely Dead
April Henry
A paranormal twist for April Henry’s latest thriller.
The Miracle & Tragedy Of The Dionne Quintuplets
Sarah Miller
Sarah Miller’s in-depth look at an intriguing story.
You Must Not Miss
Katrina Leno
A new publisher and a new look for Katrina Leno’s YA novels.
Kirkus Best Books of 2019 list.
Run, Hide, Fight Back
April Henry
The latest page-turner from the Edgar Nominee.
Devil’s Mile: The Rich, Gritty History Of The Bowery
Alice Sparberg Alexiou
Alexiou’s latest book on New York history.
Echo’s Sister
Paul Mosier
Mosier’s much-anticipated second novel.
Summer Of Salt
Katrina Leno
A beautiful foray into Magical Realism.
Caroline: Little House Revisited
Sarah Miller
Sarah Miller’s adult novel about Caroline Ingalls of the Little House books.
Everything All At Once
Katrina Leno
Katrina Leno’s latest magical realism novel.
Water
Rocks & Minerals
Seymour Simon
Two more gorgeous photo essays by Seymour Simon.
Count All Her Bones
April Henry
The long-awaited sequel to Girl, Stolen by Edgar nominee April Henry.
Snowbirds
Crissa-Jean Chappell
Crissa-Jean Chappell’s engrossing new mystery.
Very, Very, Very Dreadful
Albert Marrin
NEH Medal recipient Albert Marrin’s take on the 1918 Flu Epidemic 2017.
A Lie For A Lie
Robin Merrow MacReady
The second YA novel from the Edgar Award winner.
Uprooted
Albert Marrin
The Japanese-American Experience During WWII.
Booklist (starred review)
Kirkus (starred review)
Insects
Seymour Simon
Award-winning science writer Seymour Simon explores the wonderful world of insects, with
staggering facts and
stunning full-color photographs.
Train I Ride
Paul Mosier
Paul Mosier’s debut middle grade novel.
Kirkus (starred review)
Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Booklist (starred review)
Chicken Story Time
Sandy Asher
Illustrated by Mark Fearing
Sandy Asher’s zany new picture book.
Threads
Ami Polonsky
The second novel from the author of Gracefully Grayson.
Indie First Winter 2016–2017 pick
The Girl I Used To Be
April Henry
The latest thriller from the NY Times best-selling author.
Anthony Award winner 2017
2017 Edgar Award nominee
VOYA (starred review)
The Truth
Jeffry W. Johnston
The second novel from the Edgar Award finalist.
The Lost & Found
Katrina Leno
Katrina Leno’s second novel.
Booklist (starred review)
The Borden Murders
Sarah Miller
Lizzie Borden and the Trial of the Century.
School Library Journal (starred review)
Blood Will Tell
April Henry
The second book in the Point Last Seen series.
BORB
Jason Little
“It is an early contender for book of the
year.”
—mentalfloss.com
The Stellow Project
Shari Becker
“This speculative fiction/thriller is not only an intelligent pulse-racer, it’s also a
fun
read … a
great addition to any dystopian collection that will appeal to fans of adventures and
scientific
thrillers, as
well as reluctant readers.”
—School Library Journal
Diamond Boy
Michael Williams
“A haunting, harrowing tale guaranteed to give ‘bling’ a whole new
meaning.”
—Kirkus
Publishers Weekly (starred review)
VOYA (starred review)
Frogs
Seymour Simon
Another incredible photo essay from Seymour Simon.
Gracefully Grayson
Ami Polonsky
“It will leave you cheering.”
—Dean Pitchford,
Award-winning author
and
Academy
Award-winning songwriter
KidsRead Reviewers Choice 2014
Indie First Winter 2014–2015 pick
Disaster Strikes Series—
Earthquake Shock and Tornado Alley
Marlane Kennedy
“First in a new series of disaster stories, this holds strong appeal for both girls
and
boys and
features a diverse cast of characters.”
—Booklist
The Thunder of Giants
Joel Fishbane
“Take equal parts Peter Carey, Michael Chabon and Erin Morgenstern, throw them in a
blender, and serve
in a glass with a seven-foot, five-and-a-half-inch Krazy Straw. The colossally entertaining
result is Joel
Fishbane's The Thunder of Giants.”
—Myla Goldberg
The Half Life of Molly Pierce
Katrina Leno
“Possibly … the most thrilling, suspenseful and mysterious book of
2014.”
—Teenreads
FDR And The American Crisis
Albert Marrin
Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Kirkus (starred review)
School Library Journal (starred review)
Isabel’s War
Lila Perl
Publishers Weekly (starred review)
The Volcano Beneath the Snow: John Brown’s War on Slavery
Albert Marrin
“One of the best books of 2014.”
—School Library Journal
Five starred reviews: Publishers Weekly, School Library Journal, Booklist, VOYA,
Bulletin of
the Center
for Children’s Books
Booklist’s Editors’ Choice 2014
Thomas Paine, Crusader for Liberty
Albert Marrin
“…celebrates the power of words and how ideas can change the
world.”
—Booklist
The Body in the Woods
April Henry
“A quick, thrilling read that doesn’t skimp on
characterization.”
—Kirkus
Lies My Girlfriend Told Me
Julie Anne Peters
“Peters has written another insightful, absorbing novel of relationships that is both
emotionally and
intellectually satisfying.”
—Booklist
The Mirk and Midnight Hour
Jane Nickerson
“Far from the typical Civil War romance ... with rich imagery and imaginative subplots
driving the
storyline.”
—Kirkus
Cassidy’s Guide to Everyday Manners and Obfuscation
Sue Stauffacher
Tales from My Closet
Jennifer Anne Moses
“Reminiscent of Ann Brashares’s The Sisterhood of the Traveling
Pants.”
—School
Library Journal
Nickel Bay Nick
Dean Pitchford
“This fast-paced novel will appeal to fans of Holes and Okay for
Now.”
—School
Library Journal
The Secret of Ferrell Savage
J. Duddy Gill
“Offer this fine first novel to fans of Janet Tashjian’s My Life series or the
Big Nate
books by Lincoln Peirce.”
—Booklist
The Flatiron
Alice Sparberg Alexiou
“Alexiou ... has written an engaging and informative account of the building’s
construction and
its lasting place in New York’s lore.”
—Washington Post
Lightning
Seymour Simon
Sharks
Seymour Simon
“Combines seamless description with excellent photos to describe creatures that never
fail
to
fascinate.”
—School Library Journal
The Universe
Seymour Simon
Extreme Earth Records
Seymour Simon
“An artful blend of text and image.”
—Kirkus
Captain Nobody
Dean Pitchford
“Captain Nobody is truly somebody you will love spending time
with.”
—Henry
Winkler
Nominated Book of the Year or Named to Best Books Lists in: Florida, Illinois, Kansas,
Missouri,
New
Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee.
The Girl Who Was Supposed to Die
April Henry
A Scholastic Book Club Bestseller.
YALSA Quick Pick
YALSA Top 10 nominee
You Know What You Have to Do
Bonnie Shimko
“I wish—oh, how I wish—that I’d written this
myself.”
—Lois Duncan
Now Is the Time for Running
Michael Williams
“This book should be required reading for humanity.”
—Chris Crutcher
Kirkus Best Book of the Year
ALA Best Fiction for the Young Adult
By the Time You Read This, I’ll Be Dead
Julie Anne Peters
YALSA 2011 Quick Pick
Strands of Bronze and Gold
Jane Nickerson
“The writing is excellent, and the setting is very Gothic and dark. Just my
style!”
—USA
Today
Kids’ Indie Next List
The Big One-Oh
Dean Pitchford
“The book is captivating, hilarious, and occasionally heartbreaking. What
fun!”
—John
Lithgow
“Mix some birthday anxiety with a little movie-monster magic and it
equals
a funny and
triumphant journey of self-discovery.”
—Jamie Lee Curtis
Flesh & Blood So Cheap: The Triangle Fire and Its Legacy
Albert Marrin
“Marrin’s message that protecting human dignity is our shared responsibility is
vitally
resonant.”
—Publishers
Weekly
2011 National Book Award finalist
Luna
Julie Anne Peters
National Book Award finalist
The Night She Disappeared
April Henry
NY Times Bestselling Author April Henry
YALSA Quick Pick
YALSA Teens Top 10 finalist
International Reading Association’s Young Adult Choice’s List
The Lost Crown
Sarah Miller
Kirkus (starred review)
The False Friend
Myla Goldberg
“Goldberg uses beautiful, emotionally descriptive language to keep us with one ear to
the
ground,
listening for the slow, quiet footsteps of creeping
tragedy.”
—Booklist
Wickett’s Remedy
Myla Goldberg
“Brilliant.”
—Newsday
“Remarkable.”
—Salon
Motel Art Improvement Service
Jason Little
Sequel to the Ignatz Award–winning Shutterbug Follies.
Donuthead
Sue Stauffacher
“Sue Stauffacher has crafted characters full of wit and sensitivity, with a little
anti-bacterial soap
thrown in for good measure.”
—Goodreads
Buried
Robin Merrow MacCready
Edgar Award winner
Miss Spitfire: Reaching Helen Keller
Sarah Miller
“Miss Spitfire is everything a historical novel should be—richly
imagined,
true to its
period, and providing an engaging story that will feel completely relevant to modern
readers.”
—Teen
Reads Too
Between Mom and Jo
Julie Anne Peters
Lambda Award winner
Carolina Clay: The Life and Legend of the Slave Potter Dave
Leonard Todd
“Todd studied each of Dave’s poems for biographical clues, which he pieced
together
with local
records and family letters to create this moving and dramatic chronicle of Dave’s
life—a story of
creative triumph in the midst of slavery.”
—Goodreads
Girl Stolen
April Henry
YALSA Quick Pick
YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults
Barnes & Noble Top Teen Pick
Journalism’s Roving Eye
John Maxwell Hamilton
“It is rare that a study appears that sets a new standard in its field.
Journalism’s Roving Eye
is such a book.”
—James D. Startt, Valparaiso University
Harvard Goldsmith Award
Tankard Book Award
American Journalism Historians Association Book of the Year Award
Jane Jacobs, Urban Visionary
Alice Sparberg Alexiou
“Jacobs’s legacy can be seen in the New Urbanism, in the landmark-preservation
movement and in the
brain cells of architecture and city-planning students everywhere.”
—New
York
Times
It’s Our Prom (So Deal With It)
Julie Anne Peters
She Loves You, She Loves You Not ...
Julie Anne Peters
Nothing but Trouble: The Story of Althea Gibson
Sue Stauffacher
Illustrated by Greg Couch
NAACP Image Award winner
Devoured
Amanda Marrone
“... the book will be devoured by fans of the supernatural.”
—School
Library Journal
Tillie the Terrible Swede
Sue Stauffacher
Illustrated by Sarah McMenemy
“Sue Stauffacher’s lively text and Sarah McMenemy’s charming illustrations
capture the
energy of America’s bicycle craze and tell the story of one woman who wouldn’t
let
society’s
expectations stop her from achieving her dream.”
—Goodreads
Catching the Moon
Myla Goldberg
Pictures by Chris Sheban
“This delightful book is not to be missed.”
—School Library
Journal
