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If you like your historical fiction with an element of mystery, Iceberg is your book. 12-year-old Hazel Rothbury is travelling on the ill-fated Titanic by herself after having stowed away, sort of accidentally. Hazel wants to be a journalist someday, and right after the Titanic sets sail, she finds more than one mystery aboard that needs to be solved—and not just regarding the safety of the great ship itself!…
Hannah Steele isn’t quite used to babysitting yet, but she’s taken a class and the house is just down the road from her own, so she is prepared and will be just fine… unless there’s a major natural disaster. As an earthquake hits the Pacific Northwest, Hannah and her young charges are on their tiny island community near Seattle, cut off from any help….
In the bold and colorful illustrations of this short graphic novel, Anna and Tess take a dream adventure through a verdant and lively giant flower garden and meet new friends–while learning how to appreciate old friends. Grades K-3….
Zia is a master of words and loves putting them together in funny and inventive ways. One thing she’s not good at, though, is finding the real words for the dark, empty, sinking, scary feeling she’s been experiencing lately. She’s labeled it the Shadoom, but she doesn’t tell anyone about it apart from her new friend Alice….
Eleanor is new to Eden Eld, but she’s used to weird things happening—which is good, because she’s started to see strange things in her home and in town, like a clock that shouldn’t be there and a scary black dog with red eyes. When Eleanor makes two new friends and finds out they can see the “wrong things” too, they start to uncover much older and darker secrets about Eden Eld than they could have ever imagined….
