reading, reviewing, and recommending middlegrade stories
Here’s what we’re up to this month:
Find out how you can participate in our regularly scheduled #MGCarousel challenge.
You’ll polish off your to read pile in no time with our month-long bingo challenges.
Feel free to join us! The more the merrier.
She opened her mouth, and I could see her long purple tongue. It flicked out and then curled back in. Like the rest of her, her teeth had increased in size. I made a mental note never to stick my hand in her mouth.
Choke
Obert Skye
Middle Grade Carousel is a series of monthly challenges for lovers and readers of middle grade books. Our theme for June is…
Magical and majestic colors are catching our eye. So this month out stacks will feature books of every kind–so long as the covers are the right color.
What’s your favorite sea-dwelling mythical creature? Add to our collection in the comments!
What’s your favorite cover of The Little Mermaid? Add to our collection in the comments!
Anastasia had read about orphans in storybooks. To an almost-eleven-year-old girl with two parents, orphans had been sort of a mythical figure, like unicorns and mermaids. A creature that lived in the pages of a book. And now she was one. An orphan, that is. Not a unicorn.
The League of Beastly Dreadfuls
Holly Grant
Can you spot a mermaid on the cover of other MG titles? Add to our collection in the comments!
