Middle Grade Adventure: Boundless Possibilities
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Children’s books can reveal the wonder of our world just as we’re beginning to understand it. They show what our reality—and by extension we—might become, often without the limits...
Part Harry Potter, part Nancy Drew with a steampunk aesthetic, and weaving in elements of women in STEM, Briarwood is a typical middle school novel about what it feels like to be t...
The 2000s have been a phenomenal century for youth literature.
These fantastic middle grade fantasy books will delight readers who are looking for more books like FABLEHAVEN.
Kids who love a good mystery — whether it's solved with a lab notebook, a magnifying glass, or quick thinking — will find plenty to dig into with this roundup. The post Best ST...
Do you have a practical tween girl? She wants to read, but she doesn’t want magic. She doesn’t want history. She doesn’t want anything earlier than the 90s . . . She wants her stor...
The following books are fabulous reading for kids ages nine and above. These books are thrilling, full of adventure, and definite page-turners. If you’re looking for a book to get...
These eight middle grade books coming out in fall 2026 will be great on any young–or not-so-young–book lover's TBR.
The best middle grade books of the 21st century so far
In sixth grade, my English teacher tried to talk me out of reading Watership Down when I found it in the school library. It was too big and “advanced” for me, a 12-year-old human....
One of my favorite parts of summer reading is seeing all the children check out their books, excited to start logging their minutes reading! Seeing what children are checking out a...
From Black excellence to monster mayhem, kids will love reading these five middle grade books about summer camps.
For any reader who loves stories about inventions, scientific mysteries, and top-secret schools, this middle-grade novel is sure to be a hit. The post SPACE Academy and the Hi-Tech...
Kids as heroes, solving mysteries and crimes under the noses of adults, goes way back – well before the likes of that ‘Famous Five’, the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew. And it never get...
At nearly 12, Theodora “Thunder” Underwood is used to being alone. Every summer, while her scientist parents travel for research, she’s shipped off to a different relative or profe...
I want to give young readers immersive page-turning stories that will send shivers down their spine but also provide them with a safe space to explore age-appropriate horror tropes...
These funny middle grade books by BIPOC authors and illustrators will have the kids in your life giggling.
Gianna Z is a bit of an ADHD mess, but she's great at cross-country. The problem is... she has to finish her leaf collection to run her big race. The post The Brilliant Fall of Gia...
Artist Joni, rocker May, and theater kid Tyler are normally inseparable, but a dirt bike accident prevented May from joining them for their usual summer at Camp Rebel Arts. When Jo...
With the rapid escalation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in recent years, it’s not so hard to imagine a world – twenty years from now – where each human has a personal AI bot and...
With its blend of fantasy, comedy, and fast-paced storytelling, an engaging experience for readers ready to follow Zachary into his real and imagined worlds. The post Zicky: Wrath...
About the Book:I was fifteen when I became a murderer.After a hack gone tragically wrong, a teen girl is given an ultimatum: accept a harsh prison sentence or leave her old life be...
Trends come and go everywhere, even in supposedly stable children's publishing. The post Children’s Publishing: The Hot and the Not appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
When Trouble comes to Blythebury-by-the-Sea, Henry comes of age as he grapples with the consequences. The post *Trouble by Gary D. Schmidt appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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