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Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this September? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!

Book spotlight for Middle Grade Carousel September 2022: Reading Rodents features the book WORD OF MOUSE by James Patterson & Chris Grabenstein

Isaiah is a very special mouse. He has fur as blue as the sky, and can read, and write, and talk to humans. Separated from his family after a daring escape from the research lab, Isiah must survive the dangerous outdoors and search for clues about his missing mischief-mates.

Check our #MGCarousel Challenges page for more info.

Bingo Squares

Looking for books that fit our current Book Bingo challenge? Here are a few recommendations to help you read for a win!

Bingo Squares: school

School

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Can you find a book about school on your shelf? Share an MG read you’d add to our stack in the comments!

#amreading squeakily

Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this September? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!

Book spotlight for Middle Grade Carousel September 2022: Reading Rodents features the book JOURNEY BEYOND THE BURROW by Rina Heisel

There are rules every mouse must follow if they’re to survive in the forest.

Tobin knows these guidelines by heart. After all, with one younger sibling, another on the way, and a best friend with a penchant for trouble-making, he needs to be prepared for anything.

But one stormy night, Tobin’s safe burrow is invaded by monstrous arachnids, and his baby brother is stolen away. To save him, Tobin will have to do something he’s never done before: break the rules.

Check our #MGCarousel Challenges page for more info.

Bingo Squares

Looking for books that fit our current Book Bingo challenge? Here are a few recommendations to help you read for a win!

Bingo Squares: a parent word in the title

A Parent Word in the Title

Want to play?

Read the challenge rules and download your bingo card to get started!


Can you find a book with a parent-related word in the title on your shelf? Share an MG read you’d add to our stack in the comments!