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08/30/2018: Kristen is awakened in the middle of the night because her mother is about to have a baby. But Kristen’s parents seem to be are different from other parents, there more irresponsible. They get lost trying to go to the hospital and end up at a zoo. Her mom is forced to have the baby at the zoo but instead of bringing a baby home they accidentally grabbed a baby alligator. Kristen’s parents make several visits to the zoo and each time they bring home a different baby. So, Kristen takes matters into her own hands and rescue her sibling. This book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about baby siblings, parents, and zoo.

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08/28/2018: Ethan has a monster under his bed named Gabe and he absolutely loves it. But one day while preparing for bed Ethan looks under his bed and Gabe is not there. Gabe left a note saying he was going fishing and he’ll be back in a week. Until then, Ethan has substitute monsters under his bed but its just not the same.  Gabe ends up coming back earlier than expected and Ethan is ecstatic about it, turns out Gabe doesn’t like fishing at all. This book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about dogs and how to play with them.

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08/28/2018: Moira is having a 6th birthday party and she invites all the children from her school. The problem is that Moira’s parents told her there was a limit to how many guests she could invite. Her parents are shocked on how many children show up at Moira’s party. So, Moira try to diffuse the problem by telling the children if they help her clean up they will get a present. When they were done cleaning and left, two trucks come with 190 pizzas and cakes, but Moira saves the day giving children and neighbors some. his book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about birthday parties and new friends.

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 What Do You Do with An Idea? (Kobi Yamada) (Independent Publisher Book Award): 

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 What Do You Do with An Idea? (Kobi Yamada) (Independent Publisher Book Award): 

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09/02/2018: This book is about a little boy who had an idea and didn’t know what to do with it. He tried to run away, and the idea followed, so he took it in and cared for it. He showed the idea to the people in his town and they all said it was a bad idea. The little boy became discouraged but realized it was his idea and didn’t care if people thought it was weird and different. His idea continued to grow and became apart of everything he did. His idea eventually grew to change his town. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 4th. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about what to do with an idea.

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If You Give a Dog a Donut (Laura J. Numeroff): 

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If You Give a Dog a Donut (Laura J. Numeroff): 

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08/28/2018: This book starts off with a little boy giving a dog a donut. When the dog receives a donut, it starts a domino effect. Throughout the book, the dog asks for multiple things such as a drink, the little boy to play with him, etc. The book ends with the book going backwards ending with the dog asking for another donut. his book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about baby siblings, parents, and zoo.

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How Full is Your Bucket? (Maurie J. Manning, Mary Reckmeyer, Tom Rath) 

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How Full is Your Bucket? (Maurie J. Manning, Mary Reckmeyer, Tom Rath) 

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09/04/2018: One day Felix was upset with his sister for knocking down his building blocks. So, Felix and his sister told their grandpa what happened, and grandpa said, “You dipped from your sisters’ bucket.” Meaning her invisible bucket’s water is subtracting, when its empty, she feels bad, but when its full, she feels great. The next morning Felix woke up with a “bucket” on top of his head. Throughout the day, water was added and subtracted from his bucket. At the end of the day, he realized that everyone had buckets that were emptied or filled. This book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about how to get along with a sibling and who like adventure and imagination.

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Jonathan James and the What if Monster (Michelle Nelson-Schmidt) 

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Jonathan James and the What if Monster (Michelle Nelson-Schmidt) 

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09/02/2018: Jonathan is a little boy that created a monster in his head that fills his mind with worries and doubts. This monster has known to become the “What If” monster. Unfortunately, the what ifs got stuck in his head. So, throughout the day, the monster would follow him and made him think about all the negative outcomes in his ideas and actions. Then at the end of the book, he stood up to the monster and said you need to take chances, or you won’t grow! This book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about not giving up on anything they put their mind to.

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09/03/2018:  Auggie is no ordinary looking kid, he may do ordinary things and feel ordinary, but his looks are different. He does everything that ordinary kids do but has an extraordinary face. Unfortunately, people make fun of him and treat him different and it hurts his feelings. So, he imagines that he goes to space and visit old friends that also look extraordinary, He hopes that people change the way they see and become wonders just like him. This book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are learning about people with exceptionalities, adventure, aliens, and space.
book is appropriate for kids in grades K to 2nd. This book would be interesting to kids who are learning about people with exceptionalities, adventure, aliens, and space.

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08/29/2018: Every morning, a father and his son would wake up to do their daily routine of cooking breakfast and playing a game of knock knock. But one day, his father didn’t knock on his door. Morning after morning, the little boy would anticipate for his father’s arrival home, only to be let down. So, the little boy decided to write a letter to his father because he thinks that his father comes home when he’s not home. The little boy goes on in the letter telling his father how he is growing up without him teaching him how to be a man. So, one day, a letter from his father came telling him to listen to his mother and that he would no longer be around, and he would have to learn to knock for himself. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who are growing up without a father figure or male figures in their life.

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Where the Wild Things Are (Maurice Sendak) (The Caldecott Medal Award): 

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Where the Wild Things Are (Maurice Sendak) (The Caldecott Medal Award): 

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08/29/2018: Max wore a wolf suit and imagined that he was in a different world, yet he was terrorizing things in the house. His mother called him a “Wild Thing” and Max said, “I’ll eat you up.” So, his mother sent him to his room without dinner and he imagined that his room was a forest that he was going to explore. He then folds an ocean at the end of the forest and sailed to an island with interesting creatures. The creatures made him “King of Wild Things” and they danced and celebrated all night until it was their dinner time. This reminded him of the smell of his dinner, so he returned home to find dinner in his room. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like adventure, imagination, and monsters.

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10/01/2018: Dodsworth is a series of books about a mouse and a duck traveling to different places doing many things in that particular place. In Rome, Dodsworth and the duck arrive off a train ready to explore Rome. Upon arrival, they rented a scooter to drive around Rome to see coliseums, and then stopped at a parlor to get some gelato ice cream. The next stop was the Sistine Chapel to see paintings and other artwork masterpieces. Then went to the flea market where the duck entered an eating contest and lost Dodsworth’s suitcase. After searching for it all night, they still couldn’t find Dodsworth’s suitcase. When they woke up on the Spanish steps the very next morning, the duck found enough money to buy them food and a carriage ride through the city. The duck eventually confessed that he took the money from the fountain they saw earlier, and a car drove by with Dodsworth suitcase. They went back to the water fountain and put the money back in the fountain. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about the culture of Rome and other countries and adventures.

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Yasmin The Fashionista (Saadia Faruqi) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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Yasmin The Fashionista (Saadia Faruqi) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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09/30/2018: Yasmin is a girl that loves fashion and loves to dress up. Yasmin and her family are from Pakistan and speak Urdu. Yasmin play dress up with her grandmother. They both accidentally rip Yasmin’s mom kameez, a long shirt. Yasmin uses her crafts to fix her mom’s shirt just in time before her mother gets home. Yasmin and her grandmother create a fashion show and model the shirt for her mother. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like fashion and different cultures.

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Love (Matt De La Pena) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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Love (Matt De La Pena) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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09/30/2018: This book tells readers what love is like, whether you can feel it or see it. From hearing your parents voices to listening to music, you are hearing love. The smell of wave, echo of your laughter, or listening to the whistling train is love. Sometimes love can be overlooked, sweeping past you with big grey clouds. But as long as you have a loved one in your corner then everything will be ok. This lyrical poem book is very calm and beautiful. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like poems and books about love.

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Thank You World (Alice B. McGinty) (Nonfiction) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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Thank You World (Alice B. McGinty) (Nonfiction) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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08/15/2018: This book is about different people in different countries thanking the world for what it does. The author thanks the sun for waking up the morning and coloring the sky. She also thanks the animals and plants for contributing life on this earth. In the book, the author also uses rhymes to engage the reader. Although there are children from different continents and/or countries in this book, they experience the same moments of happiness waking up, flying a kite swinging on a swing, climbing on branches, and getting tucked in by their mom. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about the world and/or are from a different country.

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09/30/2018: Bobbi Gibb was the first woman to run the Boston Marathon. Growing up as a girl, Bobbi loved running and often chose running over spending time with her friends and family. When she was old enough, she went to see her dad run a marathon and wanted to be a part of a marathon. Her parents were afraid and quickly discouraged her in doing such a thing. Yet she kept running everyday to improve her skills and dealt with rejection one after the other. Until one day, she dressed up like a boy for the marathon and ran. By the end of the marathon, people knew that it was a girl running and they were proud. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about marathons, female athletes, and famous females.

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Welcome to Switzerland (Pamela K. Harris and Brad Clemmons) 

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Welcome to Switzerland (Pamela K. Harris and Brad Clemmons) 

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09/12/2018: Switzerland is landlocked country that is only surrounded by five countries. This country has many mountains including the most famous mountain, the Matterhorn, which stands at 15,203 feet. Switzerland has a lot of scenic area with rolling hills and waterfalls. The plants and animals of Switzerland has a wide range, including the famous ibex, which is known for its long, ridge horns. This book will tell you the history of Switzerland and what’s happening in Switzerland today. This country is the opposite of have a fast city life, its more of country farmhouse. The people of Switzerland are mostly mixed coming from neighboring countries and immigrants from Africa and Asia. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about cultures, Europe and other different countries.

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National Geographic Kids: Rocks and Minerals (Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld): 

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National Geographic Kids: Rocks and Minerals (Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld): 

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09/17/2018: Rocks are made of minerals, with its own special shape. Rocks are everywhere on this planet, they have a wide range of shapes and sizes. They also have various of colors and have different weight levels. But some rocks are made up of one mineral while metamorphic. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 3rd.This book is good for readers who love science and want to learn more about the earth. This book has interesting facts about rocks such as fossils and gemstones.

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Madam C.J. Walker Inventor and Millionaire (Patricia and Fredrick McKissak) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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Madam C.J. Walker Inventor and Millionaire (Patricia and Fredrick McKissak) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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09/13/2018: Two days before Christmas, Sarah Breedlove was born. Her parents were freed slaves but died from a deadly disease, causing Sarah to be an orphan. She moved around between her older brother and sister until she found a husband and had a daughter, Leila. After her husband died Sarah was left to fend for her and her daughter by working at a laundry business. One day, after attending Murray Washington speech conference, Sarah wanted to improve her life, so she started creating hair products for African Americans. She went door to door, selling every jar. In 1906, Sarah married a man named Charles Joseph (C.J.) Walker and from then on, she called herself Madam C.J. Walker. After her daughter completed college, Leila came back home to help her mother with the business. Madam C.J. Walker build her first factory for her hair products and within that year she became America’s first female self-made millionaire, white or black. This book is appropriate for kids grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like to history.

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American Symbols: the Pledge of Allegiance (Marc Tyler Nobleman) 

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American Symbols: the Pledge of Allegiance (Marc Tyler Nobleman) 

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09/22/2018: The Pledge of Allegiance is a symbol for people to show their loyalty and respect0 to the United States. In 1892, Francis Bellamy wrote the Pledge of Allegiance. In that same year, students recited for the first time on Columbus Day. It has become tradition in schools around the country. The pledge has been changed twice thus far, rewording it each time. It hasn’t been changed since 1954, when President Eisenhower added “under God” after “nation”. When reciting the pledge, you face the flag and place your hand over your heart. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like history and want to learn about the United States.

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Our Country’s Holidays: Thanksgiving (Sher Dean) 

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Our Country’s Holidays: Thanksgiving (Sher Dean) 

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09/08/2018: On Thanksgiving, people give thanks to things and/or people that make them happy. Thanksgiving began over 400 years ago, the Pilgrims and Native Americans sat down for a big dinner. The Pilgrims came from England to North America, land that Native Americans had for hundreds of years. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln declared that the third Thursday in November would be celebrated as Thanksgiving. Many people eat turkey on Thanksgiving and some people even call it “turkey day” instead of Thanksgiving. On this day, you gather with friends and family for a huge delicious meal that is much appreciated. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like history, holidays, and cultures.

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People in My Community: Police Officer (Jacqueline Lake Gorman) 

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People in My Community: Police Officer (Jacqueline Lake Gorman) 

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10/02/2018: The police officer helps people, whether there in trouble or danger. They wear special badges and clothing for their job and often use a radio to communicate with each other. Police officers also stop people who break the law and may have to use handcuffs. They drive motorcycles or cars and sometimes they might ride a horse. Officers may direct traffic or come to school to ensure that your safety is important. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like solving crimes and police officers.

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Community Helpers: Teachers (Tami Deedrick)   

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Community Helpers: Teachers (Tami Deedrick)   

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10/02/2018:Teachers help children learn new things at school. They help students understand and express facts and ideas. Teachers help students learn about various subjects such as reading, writing, mat, science, or social studies. Some teachers might just teach one subject like art or music. Although teachers work in during a school day, some teachers teach during the summer. They use books, computers, pictures, etc. In order for you to be a teacher, you must complete college and pass a special test. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like to learn and teach.

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09/27/2018: Thomas Jefferson was born in 1743 in Virginia, a British colony in the 1700s. He grew up on a farm and read many books. At the age of 24, Jefferson became a lawyer and married a woman name Martha Wayles Skelton and together they lived on a plantation called Moticello. Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence nine years later. The Declaration freed the colonies from Great Britain, but they still had a war called the Revolutionary War. The colonist won and formed a new country called the United States of America and Thomas Jefferson was the third president. He continued to expand the United States by purchasing the Louisiana Territory and build colleges around the U.S. In 1826, Thomas Jefferson died but he is still known as the “Father of the Declaration of Independence.” This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like to history and presidents.

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Finding Out About Holidays: Veterans Day (Elaine Landau) 

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Finding Out About Holidays: Veterans Day (Elaine Landau) 

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09/16/2018: America is thankful for the soldiers who fight for this country. Brave mean and women have become heroes fighting for America’s freedom. United States Armed Forces are made up of men and women in the Army, Nave, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Each year on November 11th, America thanks its veterans for fighting for our country. It began on November 11, 1918, when World War I ended, A year later, President Woodrow declared that November 11th would be known as Armistice Day. Over 20 years later, President Eisenhower signed a bill making November 11th Veterans Day. Across America, Veterans Day is celebrated with parades, music, school lessons/projects, etc. This book is appropriate for kids in all grades. This book would be interesting to kids who like history and holidays.

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Grandfather’s Journey (Allen Say) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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Grandfather’s Journey (Allen Say) (#WeNeedDiverse): 

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10/04/2018: This book is about the author’s grandfather and his life in Japan and America. His grandfather left home at an early age to explore. For the first time, his grandfather wore European clothes and began his journey on a steamship. After three weeks of being in the Pacific Ocean, Say’s grandfather finally arrived on new land called the “New World.” He explored this new world by train, riverboat, and walking for days. He met many people along the way, all of different races. The more he traveled the more he wanted to see other places and not go home. But he returned home to marry his childhood sweetheart and move her to the new country. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like traveling and learning about other cultures.

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World’s Greatest Celebration: Holi (Michelle Lee) (#HotNewBooks):

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World’s Greatest Celebration: Holi (Michelle Lee) (#HotNewBooks):

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09/28/2018: Holi is a festival that celebrates the moon. This Hindu festival is mainly celebrated in India but can be seen in other countries. Holi begins after the full moon of the month of Phalunga, around February to March in the Hindu calendar. It’s a two-day celebration of the spring colors, love, and positivity. On those two days, people dress up and perform various activities celebrating Holi. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about cultures, international holidays and how they are celebrated.

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A True Book: the Most Endangered Species (Katie Marsico)

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A True Book: the Most Endangered Species (Katie Marsico)

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09/15/2018: One of the most endangered species is the Rhino. These endangered species live 35 to 40 years in the wild but that has been reduced. Rhinos are at risk of extension because poachers, which is hunters who cut off the Rhino’s horns causing serious injuries. The horns are used in traditional medicines, oils, and dagger handles. Most of the rhinos aren’t in stable environments and habitat loss. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like animals such as endangered species.

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Fairy Spell How Two Girls Convinced the World That Fairies Are Real (Marc Tyler Nobleman) (#HotNewBooks): 

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Fairy Spell How Two Girls Convinced the World That Fairies Are Real (Marc Tyler Nobleman) (#HotNewBooks): 

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08/23/2018: Frances Griffiths and her mother moved from South Africa to England, while her father was fighting in World War I. They stayed with the Wrights which were her aunt, uncle, and little cousin, Elise. Even though Frances and Elise were cousins, the became best friends, sisters. The Wright’s home sat on the highest point of the village. Throughout the summer Frances and Elise would go to the garden and play with fairies but their family never believed them until one day. Elise took a photo of Frances playing with fairies. Their family still couldn’t believe that it was fairies, so the uncle gave them his camera again to take another picture. This time Frances took a picture of Elise playing with a fairy. They were able to convince their family along with people in town that fairies are real. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like fairies and magic.

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The Hyena Scientist (Sy Montgomery) (#HotNewBooks):  

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The Hyena Scientist (Sy Montgomery) (#HotNewBooks):  

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10/06/2018: Hyenas is one of the most misunderstood mammals. The author talks about how the movie Lion King gave hyenas a bad reputation. So, Montgomery along with other scientist are studying hyenas, one of the only mammalian groups led by females. They look at the history and developmental factors of hyenas. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like mammals and Lion King.

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Baby Mouse Beach Babe (Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm) 

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Baby Mouse Beach Babe (Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm) 

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08/19/2018: Baby Mouse has a very active imagination, no matter where she is. Baby Mouse is finishing her last day of school and is starting summer with a vacation with her family. So, on the way to the beach she had to endure getting vomited on by her little brother and her parents getting stopped by a police officer. Baby Mouse was tired of the long drive, so her imagination grew. She imagined that she was a fantastic surfer that everyone knew about in town. But here imagination quickly ended when she arrived on the beach, she had got sunburned, and the sandcastle she built was destroyed. She blamed all on her little brother. The very next morning her brother went missing, she felt horrible and she went to go find him. She eventually finds him and spends the rest of her time at the beach with him. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 4th. This book would be interesting to kids who like graphic novels and cartoon mouses.

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Secret Coders Robots and Repeats (Gene Luen Yang & Mike Holmes) (#HotNewBooks)

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Secret Coders Robots and Repeats (Gene Luen Yang & Mike Holmes) (#HotNewBooks)

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09/09/2018: Dr. One-Zero has created Three coders named Hopper, Josh, and Eni and Dr. Bee are stuck in amaze trying to figure out the puzzle to get out. The three coders were separated from Dr. Bee in the beginning but quickly figured out a puzzle to join the crew together but now they are getting followed by a robotic cat. Dr. Bee and the coders must solve various puzzles to escape the maze and stop Dr. One-Zero’s evil plan. Eni, Hopper, and Josh must use their math and logical skills to get through the maze. In solving the code, they use the Turtle of Light to stop Dr. One-Zero and become one step closer to finding the whereabouts of Hooper’s father. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 4th to 6th. This book would be interesting to kids who like mystery and adventure.

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Plants vs. Zombies Bully for you (Paul Tobin) 

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Plants vs. Zombies Bully for you (Paul Tobin) 

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10/04/2018: Dr. Zomboss is walking around neighborhood causing chaos while creating a new plan to destroy the neighborhood. Patrice, Nate, and Crazy Dave must once again attempt to take down Dr. Zomboss. The young adventurist must visit a strange college to take down Dr. Zomboss’s zombies, but Crazy Dave leaves them for ice cream. Patrice, Nate, and Crazy Dave ends up kidnapping Dr. Zomboss, but he eventually escapes. After dealing with some ice cream that doesn’t melt he eventually surrenders and leaves. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 4th to 6th. This book would be interesting to kids who like adventures and zombies.

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Brobots and the Mecha Malarkey (J. Torres) 

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Brobots and the Mecha Malarkey (J. Torres) 

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10/05/2018:  One day in Browntown, three brothers were having a picnic but that quickly ended when they found a gingerbread house. The gingerbread house belonged to Mecha Malarkey, an evil scientist. The gingerbread house turned into a “Mecha gingerbread house” and tried to destroy the three brothers. The house and brother were fighting each other with baking ingredients and candy. After destroying the gingerbread house by breaking its heart, three super ginger ninjas had arisen from the house and went to attach the Brobots. Brobots ran to the city and the ninjas followed and terrorized the people of the city. A fox comes to save the day and have the Brobots make amends with the gingerbread ninjas and Mecha Malarkey. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like adventures, robots, and cartoons.

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The Creepy Case Files of Margo Maloo (Drew Weing) (#HotNewBooks):

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The Creepy Case Files of Margo Maloo (Drew Weing) (#HotNewBooks):

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10/01/2018: Charles just moved to Echo city with his family and he already doesn’t like it. Not only doesn’t he like it, but his neighbors are trying to eat him! None of the monsters like Charles, but luckily for him het met a monster mediator. Margo Marloo befriends Charles and help him navigate through the city without causing any problems with the monsters. Charles starts to make friends with some monsters and humans and starts to like the new city that he moved to. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like monsters and mystery.

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Junie B. Jones has a monster under her bed (Barbara Park) (M): 

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Junie B. Jones has a monster under her bed (Barbara Park) (M): 

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08/18/2018: Junie B. Jones is the world’s most imaginative kindergartner, which has a series of books. Little Junie knows there is no such things as monsters, but one day another student told her that everyone has monsters under their beds. Junie started having trouble going to bed and took extra precautions to ensure herself that there was no monster under the bed. Yet, she still wasn’t getting enough rest, until her grandma vacuumed under her bed and showed her that there was no monster under her bed. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like mystery, monsters, and solving mystery cases

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Batman Arctic Attack (Robert Greenberger)  (M): 

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Batman Arctic Attack (Robert Greenberger)  (M): 

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10/03/2018: In school, Robin finds out that there something melting the glaciers during his research for his Artic project. Robin quickly asks for Batman’s help in finding the culprit. Batman and Robin finds out that Ra Al Guhl, an evil eco-terrorist is causing the polar heat wave. They pair up together to take down the culprit and turn him into the authorities. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who like superheroes, villains, and adventure.

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The Boxcar Children (L. Kate Deal) (N): 

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The Boxcar Children (L. Kate Deal) (N): 

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09/01/2018: Four homeless children named Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny were standing outside a bakery starving and looking for food. The baker’s wife fed them, feeling bad that they ran away from their mean grandfather that they never met. Once the Alden family heard what the baker and wife was going to do to them they left quickly in a hurry. They spend nights walking and, in the daytime, they would sleep. Until one night, Jessie finds an abandoned boxcar for the family to live in. As time passes by, the family makes the boxcar into a home and Henry starts working for a local doctor named Dr. Moore. Dr. Moore becomes curious about Henry and follows him home to find out about Henry’s family and their living arrangement. Dr. Moore decided to take the kids in while the kids secretly get to know their grandfather, Dr. Alden. At the end of the story, the kids find out that Dr. Alden is their grandfather and they move into his billionaire mansion.  This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like creativity, mystery and positive role models.

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 The Case of the Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost (James Preller) (N):

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 The Case of the Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost (James Preller) (N):

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09/02/2018: Jigsaw Jones loves to mysteries and wants to solve every case that is thrown at him. With the help of his detective partner, Mila Yeh, they must solve another mystery. Their classmate Cassandra said she had seen a ghost. Jigsaw Jones uses many references in this book such as Scooby Doo, Roald Dahl, and many more. After questioning and suspecting classmates and other people around the school, they found out it was Mr. Copabianco. Mr. Copabianco was working on a play involving him as a dancing ghost. He showed Jones and Yeh what special effects he had for the Halloween play at school. Altogether, they laughed and danced after the mystery was solved. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2nd to 5th. This book would be interesting to kids who like mystery and solving mystery cases.

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09/09/2018: B is for Bald Bandit. Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose must solve another mystery yet again. This time they must find the bank robber that stole from the Green Lawn Savings Bank. Luckily, the crime was recorded on video by a little boy named Lucky. Dink heard about Lucky while he was getting his haircut. After the group of three persuaded Lucky that he was going to be hero, Lucky handed over the tape that revealed the same man that was solving the Green Lawn robbery case, was the same man that robbed the bank which was Detective Reddy. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 4th. This book would be interesting to kids who like mystery and solving mystery cases.

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Roald Dahl) (R)

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Roald Dahl) (R)

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09/22/2018: Charlie, his parents, and his four grandparents are very poor and live in a small house together. On Charlie’s birthday, he wanted a Willy Wonks chocolate bar and luckily for him, his grandfather bought him a chocolate bar in which he found a golden ticket in. This golden ticket is a certificate to tour around Willy Wonks candy factory and only five kids randomly found a golden ticket in their chocolate bar. As the tour went on in the factory, one by one the kids were getting in trouble and disappearing. At the end of the story, Charlie was the only child not causing any problems and he won the Chocolate Factory where him and his family would never go hungry again. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 4th to 6th. This book would be interesting to kids who like fantasy fiction, humor, and candy.

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 Matilda (Roald Dahl) (S) (Children’s Book Award)

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 Matilda (Roald Dahl) (S) (Children’s Book Award)

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09/11/2018: Matilda Wormwood is a five-year-old genius that loves to read and is telekinetic. Yet her parents and the principal, Ms. Trunchbull, is doing everything their power to belittle her talents. With the help of her teacher, Miss Honey, Matilda gets the help she needs in school and to stand up to her parents. While Matilda helps Miss, Honey plot her revenge on her aunt, Ms. Trunchbull. At the end of the story, Matilda gets moved to a higher class and live with Miss Honey. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3rd to 7th. This book would be interesting to kids who like magic realism, humor, and fantasy.

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 Because of Winn Dixie (Kate DiCamillo) (R) (Newberry Honor Book Award)

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 Because of Winn Dixie (Kate DiCamillo) (R) (Newberry Honor Book Award)

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09/20/2018:Opal Buloni and her dad which is preacher moved to a small town in Florida called Ol’Naomi. Her mother is out the picture. Opal doesn’t like the town and misses her old home and friends. One day, a stray dog enters a grocery store and Opal befriends the dog. The love between Winn Dixie and Opal grew every day and Winn Dixie was able to introduce Opal into her new friends despite dealing with the neighborhood bully. So, Opal and her new friend decide to throw a party inviting everyone but then a storm comes. Winn Dixie is afraid of storms and disappears from the party. Opal starts to have a breakdown over losing Winn Dixie and her mother not being there. Opal and her father have a serious talk and it soothes her. Winn Dixie shows back up at the end of the story, only to find out she was hiding under the bed. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3rd to 8th. This book would be interesting to kids who like dogs, novels, and children who move a lot.

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Who was Muhammad Ali (James Buckley Jr.) (Q)

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Who was Muhammad Ali (James Buckley Jr.) (Q)

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10/07/2018: At twenty-two years old, Muhammad Ali became the new world heavyweight champion. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, Cassius Clay was filled with energy and very intelligent. One day a policeman names Joe Martin invited Ali to his boxing class after seeing Ali upset. After that day, Ali became very consistent with his days at the boxing class and was often said that he was going to be the greatest of all time. This book talks about the hardship of an African American boxer in from early 1950’s to his final resting in 2016. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3rd to 7th. This book would be interesting to kids who like history and sports such as boxing.

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Holes (Louis Sachar) (V) (John Newberry Medal)

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Holes (Louis Sachar) (V) (John Newberry Medal)

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08/26/2018: Stanley Yelnats and his family has a history of bad luck because a curse was placed on his great-great-grandfather by Madame Zeroni. Stanley is arrested for a crime he didn’t commit early in the beginning of the book and sentenced to a juvenile detention camp. Everyday Stanley and other juveniles have to dig holes a part of their punishment, but he quickly realizes that they are digging holes because the warden is searching for something that has to do with the Yelnats family. The book goes on to tell the history about the warden’s family history, Yelnats curse and family history, and the camp’s history. He quickly befriends a boy named Zero, whom is the reason why Stanley is there. Stanley and Zero solves the mystery of the Yelnats’s curse and find treasure. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 5th to 8th. This book would be interesting to kids who like novels, adventure, mystery and magical realism.

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09/20/2018:  This book is about a girl named Clover who lived on a farm back when there was segregation. Her family’s farm has a big fence that separates her from the white family’s farm. The family on the other side also includes a little girl named Annie. Both of their mothers told them never to go over the fence to the other side of one another. But one day they decide to sit on the fence and get to know each other. They find out that they are very similar. At the end of their summers, Annie and Clover were able to play together. This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1st to 3rd. This book would be interesting to kids who are interested in learning about segregation and life in the south in the early 1900s.