March 2026 list by Angie R. |
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The Aftermyth
by Tracy Wolff
Penelope and her twin brother attend Anaximander's Academy where she discovers her true destiny as the Myth Weaver with the ability to change stories.
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The Amazing Generation
by Jonathan Haidt
Inspired by the award-winning phenomenon The Anxious Generation, this new book for kids and tweens is a comprehensive guide for living a happy and exciting life that isn't hijacked by a smartphone.
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Appley Dapply's Nursery Rhymes
by Beatrix Potter
Short nursery rhymes about a mouse named Appley Dapply, a rabbit named Cottontail, a porcupine named Mr. Pricklepin, a mouse with many children, a mound-making mole, a potato-peeling pig, and a dapper guinea pig.
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The Bad Luck Lighthouse
by by Nicki Thornton
In solving the mystery of the Last Chance Hotel, Seth has discovered a bewildering new world of magic. Swept up in the new MagiCon case investigating ghostly goings-on at the remote Snakesmouth Lighthouse, he is determined to prove himself. But when eccentric owner Mina Mintencress is murdered, Seth realizes danger lurks around every corner.
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Bibsy Cross and the Bike-A-Thon
by Liz Garton Scanlon
When precocious eight-year-old Bibsy's library hosts a bike-a-thon to raise money to buy books, she is determined to win the fundraiser.
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Eva and the New Owl
by Rebecca Elliott
Eva gets jealous when the new owl in class befriends Lucy and worries she may lose her best friend.
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The Incredibly Human Henson Blayze
by Derrick Barnes
Written for children ages 10 and up, Derrick Barnes’s groundbreaking novel masterfully combines a modern-day allegory with classic-style tall tales to weave a compelling story of America’s obsession with relegating Black people to labor or entertainment. Spanning the 1800s to today, this exceptional novel shows how much has changed over centuries...and, at the same time, how little.
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The Littlest Drop
by Sascha Alper
When a forest fire attacks their home, one brave hummingbird attempts to extinguish the flames, inspiring the other animals, paralyzed by fear and doubt, to do their part.
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The Ordinary and Extraordinary Auden Greene
by Corey Ann Haydu
In this poignant, magical tale by the acclaimed author of Eventown, two girls find themselves dropped into each other's world--and must face down dragons they've only imagined. The magical beasts of Impossible Creatures meet the body-swap of Freaky Friday, set in a world as fantastical as Wicked's Oz!
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Papilio
by Ben Clanton
Told in three parts, Papilio transforms from caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly.
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Saber-Tooth
by Robin Gow
Eighth-grader Jasper feels abandoned when his brother Callan leaves for college, so he starts their promised fossil dig alone--only to hear the voice of a saber-toothed tiger calling to him as he unleashes a monster he cannot control.
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A Scar Like a River
by Lisa Graff
From bestselling author Lisa Graff, this important coming-of-age story follows a thirteen-year-old with a mysterious scar on her face--and a big secret she feels pressured to keep.
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The Stage of Shadows
by Mina Finch
Perfect for fans who are obsessed with K-pop and the hottest animated movie in decades, The Stage of Shadows offers a welcome return to the stage with a fresh new friend group of soul-searching, demon-fighting performers.
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Unfathomable
by Mary Boone
Wrestle an octopus, swim through a sunken city, and discover 20 incredible-but-true stories from our unbelievable-and unpredictable-oceans. From acclaimed nonfiction writer Mary Boone comes an illustrated look at the fascinating stories that take place under (and above) the sea.
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The Wish Ring Cipher
by Alexandra Ott
A group of code-busting friends races to find a powerful ring before their rivals can use it for dark magic.
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A Year Without Home
by V. T. Bidania
After U.S. troops pull out of Vietnam, eleven-year-old Gao Sheng and her family are forced to flee their home in Laos and make a new home in a refugee camp in Thailand.
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