“…books and books and more books, flapping like crows—a murder of books—went flying all over the road.”
The Maloneys’ Magical Weatherbox by Nigel Quinlan
A Murder
Author: Middle Grade Carousel
A mother-daughter duo dedicated to all things Middle Grade, CJ & Elza run a series of monthly reading challenges. You can also find them on Twitter: @kindeladies, or Instagram: @mgcarousel.
From the Bookshelf
Do Tell!
We want to know… how many pages are there in your current read? Share your answer in the comments!
I SPY … ‘fly’ in the title!
Take a Look!
Can you spot a book featuring the word ‘fly’ in the title? Add to our collection in the comments.
Book Spotting!
Book Spotting!
Do you recognize this Middle Grade book cover? Leave your guess in the comments!
Find more of our little guessing games on Twitter.
Soar Free
Read Along!
Discover more flighty Middle Grade books during the month of September! Recommend your favorites, snap a photo, or share a quote using the hashtag #MGCarousel.
Check out our #MGCarousel Challenges page for more info.
Free to Fly
Though Tuck was the same blue-black coloring as the Royal ravens, he was smaller, and because he was wild, his wings were not clipped. He was free to fly where he wished, which was usually as close to Forrest as he could get.
The Ravenmaster’s Secret by Elvira Woodruff
Show and Tell
Do Tell!
We want to know… are you a morning or evening reader? Share your answer in the comments!
I SPY … winged kids!
Take a Look!
Can you spot a book featuring winged kids on the cover? Add to our collection in the comments.
Book Spotting!
Book Spotting!
Do you recognize this Middle Grade book cover? Leave your guess in the comments!
Find more of our little guessing games on Twitter.
Failed Attempt
Read Along!
Discover more flighty Middle Grade books during the month of September! Recommend your favorites, snap a photo, or share a quote using the hashtag #MGCarousel.
Middle Grade Carousel 