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Welcome to scare school
by Jarrett Lerner
Scared to attend Scare School, young ghost Bash, who's never been good at ghost stuff and is worried he's not going to make it through the challenging curriculum while trying to fit in with the rest of the ghouls. Suitable for children 5 to 8.
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The Truth about 5th grade
by Kim Tomsic
Told through a he-said/she-said narrative, this hilarious book follows former best friends Charlotte and Alex as they learn there are two sides to every story when Charlotte discovers Alex has shared her most secretest secret while Alex tries to figure out why Charlotte's no longer talking to him. Suitable for children 8 to 12.
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Schooled
by Jamie Sumner
Eleven-year-old Lenny navigates grief while grudgingly attending an experimental middle school located on the college campus where his father teaches. Suitable for children 10+.
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Rule school
by Dawn Quigley
When the Elders' Tribal Center opens up their talent show to the entire community, Jo Jo puts her mind to helping her classmates identify their talents but has a hard time following the substitute teacher's new rules. Suitable for children 6 to 10.
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Penny draws a class trip
by Sara Shepard
While on a weekend trip to NYC hosted by the famous author her school is named for, fifth grader Penny, who doodles to cope with her anxiety, must find a way to face her fears and worries? She will have to work up the courage to explore the big apple with her best friends! Suitable for children 8 to 12.
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Jojo vs. middle school
by Joy McCullough
Despite her careful planning, 11-year-old Jojo's first day of middle school unravels after an outfit mishap, caused by her cat-fluencer stepdad's new kitten, but as she tries hiding her embarrassment, she finds solace in new friends. Suitable for children 8 to 12.
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Eva and the new teacher
by Rebecca Elliott
A new teacher is coming to Treetop Owlementary! Eva and her friends are worried this means that Mrs. Featherbottom is leaving. But luckily, they soon learn that Mrs. Featherbottom isn't going anywhere! The new teacher, Mr. Brushwing, is teaching a special art lesson! When Eva and her friends are tasked with using their emotions to make art, what kinds of paintings will they make? Suitable for children 5 to 7.
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Bulldozer goes to school
by Elise Broach
Bulldozer is nervous about his new school year and worried he won’t fit in. His friend Millie tries to reassure him, but Bulldozer isn’t convinced…especially when he gets to his classroom and things start going wrong. But just when he’s sure his day couldn’t get worse, something amazing happens! The first day of school proves to be special for everyone, all because of Bulldozer. Suitable for children 6 to 9.
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Brianna Banana Worst Surprise Ever
by Lana Button
Nine-year-old Brianna struggles to fit in. She can be impulsive and distracted, and sometimes she loses her temper, but she's also thoughtful and brave and ready to be a friend. Brianna thinks that being chosen for classroom helper duty will make the other kids like her. When new girl Rumi is named Helper of the Day instead, Brianna is disappointed. But could a new friend be just around the corner? Suitable for children 6 to 8.
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