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Can you spy a book featuring a pile of reading material on the cover? Add to our collection in the comments.
Discover more Middle Grade books about libraries during the month of January! Recommend your favorites, snap a photo, or share a quote using the hashtag #MGCarousel.
Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this January? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
For the Grand Opening of an eccentric billionaire’s elaborate new downtown library, twelve lucky children will get a sneak peek. Mr. Lemoncello’s claim to fame is games, and the kids find themselves smack dab in the middle of a life-sized one. The goal? They have one day to … escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s library.
Discover more Middle Grade books about libraries during the month of January! Recommend your favorites, snap a photo, or share a quote using the hashtag #MGCarousel.
Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this January? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
Is the sweet town of Appleton ripe for scandal?
Consider the facts:
Sound strange? Fret not. Appleton’s fifth-grade sleuths are following the money, embracing the punny, and determined to the get to the funniest, most rotten core of their town’s juiciest scandal.
Our #MGCarousel reading challenge this month is all about LIBRARIES. If you’re looking for more books to borrow, CJ and Elza have gathered 20 Middle Grade books that feature epic collections, informative librarians, and the Dewey Decimal System.
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Looking for books that fit our monthly reading challenge this January? Try one of the favorites from our home shelf!
Apprenticed under the unpredictable and unimpressive S. Theodora Markson, Lemony Snicket is swept off to a small town as strange as it is shabby. The duo is hired to find and return a valuable item to its owner, but while Theodora gets busy with the case, Lemony has a problem of his own to solve.