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Books for Kids and Tweens November 2025 |
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Spy School Blackout
by Stuart Gibbs
Superspy middle schooler Ben Ripley and his friends go off the grid to eliminate a cybersecurity threat--Provided by publisher
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| War Games by Alan GratzDesperate to help her poor family, American gymnast Evie competes in the 1936 Berlin Olympics with a secret goal: to join with other Olympians in a high-stakes attempt to steal Nazi gold. Fans of author Alan Gratz will know to expect fascinating details and gripping twists in this historical heist thriller. (Ages 9-13.) |
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| Outside by Jennifer L. HolmEver since the Great Poisoning destroyed most of humanity, Razzi and her community have stayed within the safety of the Refuge. Now, though, a series of upsetting events have shocked Razzi into curiosity about the Outside. Her suspenseful journey into a changed world will grab fans of science fiction and survival stories alike. (Ages 9-12.)
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| Kindred Dragons by Sarah MensingaEven though she isn't one of the Kindred -- humans magically linked to dragon companions -- Alice forms a bond with Brim, an ailing dragon she meets while exploring near her home on Prince Edward Island. Inspired by L.M. Montgomery's classic Anne of Green Gables, this graphic novel features heartfelt friendship, a cozy historical setting, and intriguing dragon magic. (Ages 10-13.)
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My Weirdtastic School #9: Miss Sherman Is Determined!
by Dan Gutman
Ella Mentry School is welcoming a new student teacher, Miss Sherman, and she's the coolest person that A.J. and his friends have ever met. But Miss Sherman is obsessed with getting likes, clicks, and followers on social media. When a video that Miss Sherman recorded of A.J. goofing off goes viral overnight, the kids want to help her keep their sudden fame going. From strange tightrope walking with bananas to wild pogo tricks, what wacky stunts will make the kids of Ella Mentry School go viral next?--
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| Finding Lost by Holly Goldberg SloanEverything changed two years ago, when Cordy's fisherman father died in an accident. Now, Cordy is anxious about any other changes, whether it's her mom saving up to move the family away from their Oregon town or the arrival of a lovable (and extremely smelly) lost dog. Read-alike: The Line Tender by Kate Allen. (Ages 9-12.)
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The Tree That Was a World
by Yorick Goldewijk
This novel presents the interconnected stories of a sloth, aphid, squirrel, ant, and other inhabitants of an old tree--
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Contact your librarian for more great books!
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