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The Night Librarian
by Christopher Lincoln
When their dad's rare edition of a classic horror tale uncovers a world they've never known, twins Page and Turner join a mysterious Night Librarian and a motley cast of book characters in an epic battle to save the library from total destruction.
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Big Nate: This Means War
by Lincoln Peirce
For Nate Wright, conflict is a way of life. But when a challenger threatens Nate’s status as the owner of P.S. 38’s filthiest locker, our hero may have met his match. Can he win the slob-off and bury Kyle under the ash heap of history?
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Break
by Kayla Miller
This year, Olive is leaving her friends and all of their exciting vacation plans behind to visit her dad at his new apartment in the city. As the week winds on, Olive finds that feelings of resentment toward her dad are throwing her out of whack. Is there any hope of salvaging the visit—or will Olive’s spring break be a spring bust?
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The Haunted Mask
by Maddi Gonzalez
Carly Beth needs the perfect Halloween mask. One that will scare everyone she comes across—including her annoying little brother and the bullies from her school. A visit to a strange costume store provides just the right one. But when the mask won't come off, will the monster take over?
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Always Anthony
by Terri Libenson
When TPFW (too popular for words) Anthony and super-shy nerd Leah witness one of his teammates bullying a sixth grader, they each grapple with the incident as they become unlikely friends.
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The Bawk-ness Monster
by Natalie Riess
Before she moves away to a new city, Penny wants to prove that she was truly saved from drowning by the Bawk-ness Monster but instead must rescue kidnapped cryptids from an evil collector along with Luc and K.
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I Survived Hurricane Katrina, 2005
by Lauren Tarshis
Unable to evacuate before being hit by Hurricane Katrina, Barry is swept off by the floodwaters when the levees break overnight and must fight for survival on his own.
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Apple Crush
by Lucy Knisley
Attending a new school, Jen is glad to have her stepsister Andy with her, but Andy is more interested in boys and crushes than hanging out with her, leaving her to navigate the sixth grade alone.
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Sir Ladybug
by Corey R. Tabor
Sir Ladybug, who never turns down a quest, and his trusty friends must put their heads together to come up with the perfect plan to rescue a caterpillar from the clutches of a “monster” (a hungry chickadee).
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Who Was the Girl Warrior of France? Joan of Arc
by Sarah Winifred Searle
Follow Joan of Arc on her journey to convince the Dauphin to let her lead the French army in the Battle of Orleans and win the Hundred Years' War in this story of faith, courage, and determination.
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Aru Shah and the End of Time: The Graphic Novel
by Joe Caramagna
Trapped by her own lies, 12-year-old Aru Shah unwittingly unleashes an ancient demon whose duty it is to awaken the God of Destruction and must stop him before her beloved mother and classmates are frozen in time forever.
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Twins
by Varian Johnson
A series debut by the Coretta Scott King Honor-winning author of The Parker Inheritance finds twins Maureen and Francine distinguishing themselves for the first time by pursing separate interests at the beginning of the sixth grade.
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The Great Chicago Fire: Rising From the Ashes
by Kate Hannigan
The creators of the Science Comics series present a graphic-novel introduction to the events surrounding the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, describing how dry prairie winds ignited a blaze that engulfed Chicago for two days, trapping two siblings and their pup in a race to escape and reunite with their family.
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Yorick and Bones
by Jeremy Tankard
A rib-tickling first entry in a new series follows an unlikely friendship between a hapless Elizabethan-era skeleton named Yorick and the curious stray dog, Bones, who digs him up.
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El Deafo
by Cece Bell
The author recounts in graphic novel format her experiences with hearing loss at a young age, including using a bulky hearing aid, learning how to lip read, and determining her "superpower."
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InvestiGATORS
by
John Patrick Green
On their first mission together, alligator detectives Mango and Brash must uncover the clues, crack the case, and corral the crooks before the criminals wriggle out of their grasp.
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The Runaway Princess
by
Johan Troïanowski
When a bored princess escapes her castle and embarks on an adventurous quest through her country, her efforts to make new friends are challenged by her disapproving royal parents.
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Nat Enough
by
Maria Scrivan
When Natalie enters middle school, her former best friend Lily shuns her for the popular crowd, and Natalie must focus on her true self and natural talents to survive the school year.
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Bug Boys
by
Laura Knetzger
Beetle best friends Rhino-B and Stag-B spend days together exploring the world of Bug Village and beyond in a first adventure that finds them touring spooky caves, helping a spider save a library and protecting the community’s honey supply.
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