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Book cover of Secret Coders by Gene Luen Yang

Twelve-year-old Hopper notices immediately that something strange is going on at Stately Academy, her new school; strange four-eyed birds, a secret locked shed, and a crazy janitor lead Hopper and her new friend Eni into a mystery that can only be solved through coding.  This graphic novel adventure, with fun coding puzzles thrown in, is recommended for kids in grades 4-8….

Book cover of One for the Murphys by Lynda Mullaly Hunt

12-year old Carley Connors is not happy when she is sent to stay with her temporary foster family, the Murphys.  But, as the family starts to grow on her and her memory of what sent her into foster care becomes more clear, Carley must figure out where she really belongs, with her birth mother or with this new family.  Available in both print and e-book,…

Book cover of The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Regan Barnhill

Every year, on the Day of Sacrifice, the people of the Protectorate leave the youngest baby of the village as an offering to the witch who lives in the forest.  Unbeknownst to the villagers, the Witch is actually kind.  She takes the sacrificed babies to live with loving families in other towns, until the day she rescues a child she can’t live without. …

Book cover of "Lazy Crafternoon 50+ fast fun crafts" by Stella Fields. Pictures of various crafts.

Winter is on the way, so take advantage of the 50+ crafts in this book to fill your extra time indoors. With different categories like accessories and school supplies, you’re sure to find something to suit every crafty kid’s need. Recommended for ages 10 and up….

Book cover of Poppy Pickle: A Little Girl with a Big Imagination by Emma Yarlett

Poppy Pickle has an imagination so big she can bring it to life! A talking hot dog, a castle made of cake, and more silly creations come to life when Poppy is sent to clean her room. But when all of these creatures get out of control, can Poppy use her imagination to save the day? Bright and detailed illustrations will keep kids and adults interested in this silly story for ages 4-6….