Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this November? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
Way back when, it was sprites to tended the world’s plants and flowers. But then humans started doing their own gardening, and sprites became extraneous. So they find other pastimes. But a sprite named Wisteria is interested in doing those long-ago, half-forgotten things that used to be every sprite’s birthright.
Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this November? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
The Manhattan School for Magic is the newest kindling school in New York, but Maeve O’Donnell knows she doesn’t deserve her place there. Though her sister, Izzy, is one of the school’s founders and a hero to those who can now kindle, Maeve can’t control her magic and she lives in fear of anyone–especially Izzy–finding out.
Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this November? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
Nobody messes with the hermit who lives in the woods. She’s a witch. At least, that’s the rumor. Upon surviving an encounter, Snap is determined to get answers about what the witch is really up to, and grows increasingly interested in Jacks’ peculiar craft.
Our challenge this November is…
Join us in reading floral Middle Grade books through the month of November! We recommend looking for characters with nature-inspired names, covers with colorful blooms, and stories that mark seasonal occasions or celebrations.
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Join us in reading Middle Grade books set after dark through the month of October! We recommend looking for stories with midnight magic, covers featuring nocturnal critters, characters who are up for a little moonlighting, and notable nighttime events from across history.
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Join us in reading Middle Grade books about shapes through the month of September! We recommend looking for geometrical elements featured on front covers, characters who have complicated sides and angles, and book titles with lots of dimension.
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