Books about resilience

¿Sabes que te quiero? es la emocionante continuación de la exitosa trilogía de Blue Jeans, el autor referente de la literatura juvenil en España. En esta entrega, Paula regresa de unas vacaciones en París intentando dejar atrás los fantasmas del pasado, pero se encuentra con nuevos desafíos que pondrán a prueba su madurez. La historia sumerge al lector en una montaña rusa de sentimientos donde los secretos, las verdades a medias y los nuevos amores marcan el ritmo de la vida de un grupo de amigas inseparables.

Esta novela es ideal para lectores interesados en historias realistas que capturan la intensidad de la adolescencia con honestidad. Los padres encontrarán en este libro una opción perfecta para jóvenes que aman los dramas contemporáneos y las tramas de crecimiento personal. A través de sus páginas, se exploran temas complejos como la traición entre mejores amigas y la dificultad de gestionar emociones que parecen desbordarse, convirtiéndolo en una lectura adictiva y profundamente humana.

Highlights:

• Explora la complejidad de las relaciones de amistad y la lealtad en la juventud.
• Una trama llena de giros emocionales, ideal para fans del romance realista.
• Refleja con precisión los dilemas y la intensidad de la etapa adolescente.
• Escrito por Blue Jeans, uno de los autores más queridos por el público juvenil.
• Perfecto para quienes buscan historias de superación y autodescubrimiento.

365 Days of Wonder: Mr. Browne's Book of Precepts is a beautiful companion to the beloved bestseller Wonder. This book brings back the wisdom of Mr. Browne, the memorable English teacher who taught Auggie Pullman about the power of "precepts"—words to live by. It features a unique collection of 365 quotes, one for every day of the year, ranging from famous historical figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Anne Frank to contributions from real-life readers. This is the perfect choice for children who love Wonder and want to dive deeper into the world of Beecher Prep while learning valuable life lessons about kindness and character.

Beyond the daily inspiration, readers get a special look at the lives of their favorite characters through new essays and correspondence from Auggie, Julian, Summer, and Jack Will. It is an ideal book for readers interested in personal growth, empathy, and the "Choose Kind" movement. Whether read daily or all at once, this book serves as a powerful reminder of the goodness in people and the strength of the human heart. It is a great choice for families to read together or for young readers looking for a daily dose of positivity and reflection.

Highlights:

• Features 365 daily precepts to inspire kindness and resilience.
• Includes exclusive new content and letters from the characters of Wonder.
• Perfect for fans of R.J. Palacio's "Choose Kind" movement.
• Encourages daily reflection and emotional intelligence in middle-grade readers.

5 Worlds: The Amber Anthem is the fourth installment in the breathtaking epic graphic novel series that has been compared to Star Wars and Avatar: The Last Airbender. In this high-stakes adventure, Oona Lee arrives on the planet Salassandra with a mission to light the yellow beacon. However, she faces a daunting obstacle: the beacon is trapped in amber. To save the Five Worlds from the creeping influence of the evil Mimic, Oona and her friends must embark on a quest to find the legendary Amber Anthem. This volume is perfect for children who love immersive world-building and cinematic storytelling.

As the battle intensifies, the stakes become personal. An Tzu is struggling with a mysterious Vanishing Illness that is changing him into someone else, while a dangerous Jax robot is sent to eliminate Oona. This book is an ideal choice for readers interested in complex characters, magical lore, and fast-paced action. The stunning artwork and emotional depth make it a great choice for fans of Amulet or Wings of Fire. Parents will appreciate the themes of resilience and teamwork that shine through the cosmic conflict.

Highlights:

• Epic world-building across five unique planets with distinct cultures.
• Stunning, full-color illustrations that bring the magic and technology to life.
• Compelling character development and high-stakes mystery perfect for middle-grade readers.
• An excellent choice for fans of Kazu Kibuishi's Amulet series.

The epic journey reaches its breathtaking conclusion in 5 Worlds: The Emerald Gate. Oona Lee and her loyal friends, Jax and An Tzu, face their most daunting challenge yet as they travel to the treacherous, watery world of Grimbo. To save the 5 Worlds from eternal darkness, Oona must locate and light the final green beacon. However, the path is fraught with danger, and the mysterious villain Stan Moon is more powerful than ever, with a frightening connection to An Tzu that threatens to tear the team apart.

This graphic novel is a masterpiece of visual storytelling, often described as Star Wars meets Avatar: The Last Airbender. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in sprawling space operas, diverse casts, and high-stakes fantasy. Parents looking for a series that emphasizes the importance of perseverance, loyalty, and courage will find this to be a perfect addition to their child's library. It is a great choice for middle-grade fans who enjoy immersive world-building and complex character arcs.

Highlights:

• The thrilling conclusion to a beloved five-book graphic novel series.
• Stunning, cinematic artwork that brings diverse alien worlds to life.
• Strong themes of friendship, sacrifice, and the battle against evil.
• Perfect for children who love epic sci-fi and fantasy adventures.

Step onto the field and back in time with Jack and Annie in A Big Day for Baseball, a thrilling installment in the #1 bestselling Magic Tree House series. When Morgan the librarian gives the siblings magical baseball caps, they are whisked away to Brooklyn, New York, in 1947. Expecting to play in a professional game, they are surprised to find themselves serving as batboys instead. As they navigate the dugout, they realize they are witnessing a monumental moment in sports history: the debut of the legendary Jackie Robinson.

This book is perfect for children who love sports, time-travel adventures, and learning about real-life heroes. It seamlessly blends historical facts with a touch of magic, making it an ideal choice for readers interested in American history and the civil rights movement. Parents and teachers will appreciate how Mary Pope Osborne introduces complex topics like racial integration and perseverance in a way that is accessible and engaging for young minds. It is a great choice for fans of the series and new readers alike who enjoy a mix of mystery and action.

Highlights:

• Features the inspiring story of baseball legend Jackie Robinson.
• Combines magical elements with accurate historical settings.
• Encourages themes of bravery, fairness, and sportsmanship.
• Part of a beloved series that builds reading confidence in early learners.

A Burning in the Bones is the pulse-pounding conclusion to Scott Reintgen’s bestselling Waxways series. In this final installment, Ren and Theo find themselves at the center of a political storm as they attempt to reform the corrupt system of Kathor. However, their plans are derailed by a mysterious and deadly plague that threatens to consume the city. With corpses appearing in strategic locations and magic itself under threat, the stakes have never been higher for the survivors of House Brood.

This epic finale is perfect for children and teens who love high-stakes fantasy and intricate world-building. Ideal for readers interested in political maneuvering, dark mysteries, and stories where the cost of survival is high. Parents will find this a great choice for fans of Leigh Bardugo or Sabaa Tahir, offering a sophisticated narrative that explores themes of power, corruption, and the strength of found family. It is an edge-of-your-seat adventure that rewards long-time followers of the series with a satisfying and intense resolution.

Highlights:

• The thrilling conclusion to the acclaimed Waxways trilogy.
• A complex blend of political intrigue and dark magical mystery.
• High-stakes action featuring a race against a city-wide plague.
• Deep exploration of loyalty, sacrifice, and the weight of leadership.

A Court of Frost and Starlight is a captivating bridge in the world-renowned A Court of Thorns and Roses series. Following the devastating events of the war against Hybern, Feyre, Rhysand, and their close-knit circle of friends are focused on the monumental task of rebuilding the Night Court. As the Winter Solstice approaches, the city of Velaris prepares for celebration, offering a much-needed reprieve from the shadows of the past. This novella provides a deeply personal look at how the characters navigate their trauma and find hope in the midst of recovery.

Ideal for readers who love immersive world-building and complex character dynamics, this book is a must-read for fans of epic fantasy and romantic subplots. It beautifully balances the festive atmosphere of the solstice with the poignant reality of healing from war. Parents looking for books that explore themes of resilience and the importance of community will find this a compelling addition to a teen's library. It is a great choice for those who enjoy stories about found families and the enduring power of love.

Highlights:

• A heartwarming exploration of the bonds between friends and chosen family.
• Provides essential character development bridging major series installments.
• A beautifully atmospheric setting centered around the Winter Solstice celebrations.
• Focuses on emotional healing and resilience after significant conflict.

In this breathtaking sequel to A Court of Thorns and Roses, Feyre has escaped the clutches of Amarantha, but the scars of her trials remain. Now possessing the powers of the High Fae, she struggles to find her place in the Spring Court while haunted by the deeds she performed to save her people. As her relationship with Tamlin becomes increasingly restrictive, Feyre must honor a bargain made with the mysterious Rhysand, High Lord of the Night Court, leading her into a world of dark politics and dazzling power.

This sweeping epic is ideal for readers interested in complex world-building and deep character development. Sarah J. Maas crafts a story of resilience and transformation that is perfect for fans who love high-stakes fantasy and intricate romantic subplots. As a greater evil threatens the land, Feyre must learn to harness her new gifts and decide where her true loyalties lie in a world on the brink of war.

Highlights:

• Deep exploration of healing and emotional resilience.
• Expansive world-building featuring the diverse Fae Courts.
• Compelling character arcs and evolving relationships.
• High-stakes political intrigue and magical battles.

A Court of Silver Flames is a sweeping epic fantasy that continues the beloved saga of the Night Court. This installment focuses on Nesta Archeron, a fierce and prickly protagonist struggling to find her place in a world changed by war. Forced into the Cauldron and reborn as High Fae, Nesta must navigate her internal demons and the trauma of her past. Alongside the battle-scarred warrior Cassian, she embarks on a journey of physical and emotional training that is as intense as it is transformative. This book is ideal for readers interested in complex character growth, high-stakes political intrigue, and deeply emotional narratives.

Perfect for older teens and fans of immersive world-building, this story explores the power of resilience and the importance of finding one's own strength. As Nesta and Cassian face external threats from treacherous human queens and internal monsters of doubt, they discover that healing is a battle won one day at a time. It is a great choice for those who love enemies-to-lovers tropes and stories where characters must overcome significant personal hurdles to save their world.

Highlights:

• Deep exploration of mental health, trauma recovery, and personal resilience.
• Intense training sequences and epic fantasy world-building.
• A compelling romance between two complex, powerful characters.
• High-stakes political drama involving ancient alliances and new threats.
• A story of sisterhood, belonging, and finding inner peace.

A Little Princess is a timeless masterpiece that tells the story of Sara Crewe, a young girl with a vivid imagination and a heart of gold. When Sara is sent from India to a London boarding school, she is treated like royalty due to her father's great wealth. However, when tragedy strikes and her fortune vanishes, Sara is forced into a life of servitude. Despite the cruelty of the headmistress, Miss Minchin, Sara maintains her dignity and kindness, proving that being a princess is a matter of character rather than clothes or money.

This classic novel is ideal for readers interested in historical settings and stories of emotional strength. It is perfect for children who love The Secret Garden or Anne of Green Gables, offering a poignant look at Victorian society while celebrating the power of friendship and the human spirit. Parents will appreciate the strong moral compass and the sophisticated vocabulary that makes it a great choice for developing readers.

Highlights:

• A powerful exploration of resilience and inner strength in the face of hardship.
• Beautifully depicts the importance of empathy and treating others with respect.
• Rich historical detail of Victorian London and boarding school life.
• Encourages the use of imagination as a tool for coping with difficult situations.

Join Jack and Annie on a thrilling journey to the mountains of southeast China in A Perfect Time for Pandas. As part of the beloved Magic Tree House Merlin Mission series, this installment takes our favorite time-traveling siblings on a quest to find a specific type of food. However, their mission becomes much more intense when they arrive just as a historic earthquake strikes the region. This book is a perfect choice for children who love animal adventures and stories about brave kids facing real-world challenges.

Ideal for readers interested in wildlife conservation and Chinese culture, this story blends magical elements with historical facts. Jack and Annie must use their wits and courage to help the pandas at a world-famous reserve while navigating the aftermath of a natural disaster. It is a great choice for young readers transitioning to longer chapter books who enjoy a mix of high-stakes action and educational themes.

Highlights:

• Features a blend of magical time travel and real-world historical events.
• Encourages empathy and environmental awareness through panda conservation.
• Perfect for fans of the Magic Tree House series looking for more challenging adventures.
• Teaches resilience and teamwork in the face of unexpected emergencies.

Aznan is a brilliant inventor with a big dream and a difficult reality. Living on a space station with a chronic illness that makes gravity his greatest enemy, he has dropped out of school to focus on the one thing that could change his life: the system's biggest tech competition. Set against the vibrant and dizzying backdrop of a space station circus, Aznan must showcase his homemade technology to titans of industry. But to win, he must reconnect with Kairo, his ex-best friend turned aerialist, whom he hasn't spoken to in three years.

The stakes turn deadly when competitors start turning up dead. What was supposed to be a showcase of innovation quickly becomes a race for survival as Aznan and Kairo realize a killer is stalking the Grand Showcase. This gripping science fiction mystery is perfect for readers who love high-stakes competitions, complex character dynamics, and stories featuring disability representation. It is an ideal choice for fans of futuristic thrillers that blend technical ingenuity with deep emotional resonance.

Highlights:

• Unique space station circus setting with high-tech stakes
• Strong representation of a protagonist living with chronic illness
• Compelling LGBTQ+ themes and complex relationship dynamics
• Fast-paced murder mystery with a rising body count
• Themes of perseverance and reclaiming one's future

A Study in Drowning is a hauntingly atmospheric dark academic fantasy that transports readers to the crumbling, salt-swept Hiraeth Manor. Effy Sayre, a young architecture student, has spent her life finding solace in the pages of her favorite epic, Angharad. When she wins a contest to redesign the late author's estate, she believes it is her destiny. However, she soon finds herself clashing with Preston Héloury, a skeptical literature scholar who is determined to prove the author was a fraud. As the two rivals navigate the decaying manor, they uncover secrets that blur the line between reality and folklore.

This Gothic mystery is perfect for children and teens who love The Atlas Six or House of Salt and Sorrows. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in lyrical prose, complex female protagonists, and the 'rivals-to-lovers' trope. Parents will appreciate the book's exploration of truth, legacy, and the power of stories to shape our world. With its dreamlike atmosphere and high-stakes tension, it is a great choice for older teens who enjoy immersive, magical realism and historical settings.

Highlights:

• A lush, Gothic atmosphere set in a decaying seaside manor.
• A compelling 'rivals-to-lovers' romance between two determined scholars.
• Deep exploration of folklore, mythology, and the reliability of history.
• Perfect for fans of dark academia and lyrical fantasy.

In this breathtaking sequel to A Wrinkle in Time, Meg Murry must face a terrifying new challenge when her brilliant younger brother, Charles Wallace, falls dangerously ill. The mystery begins with dragons in the vegetable garden, which turn out to be Proginoskes, a singular cherubim made of wind and flame. This cosmic adventure is ideal for readers interested in the intersection of science and spirituality, taking them on a journey from the depths of a galactic struggle to the microscopic world within a single cell.

Alongside her friend Calvin and the wise Proginoskes, Meg must learn the power of "Naming" to defeat the Echthroi—shadowy beings who seek to unmake the universe. This book is perfect for children who love high-stakes fantasy and mind-bending science fiction that explores deep philosophical questions. It remains a timeless classic for those who enjoy stories about the power of love and the interconnectedness of all living things.

Highlights:

• A unique blend of biological science and high fantasy.
• Compelling themes of cosmic harmony and the importance of every individual.
• Memorable characters including the multi-winged cherubim, Proginoskes.
• A high-stakes quest that explores the microscopic world inside the human body.

Alfons Zitterbacke ist zurück und das Chaos ist vorprogrammiert! In 'Alfons Zitterbacke hat wieder Ärger' begleiten wir den wohl berühmtesten Pechvogel der deutschen Kinderliteratur durch neue, urkomische Abenteuer. Ob in der Schule, zu Hause oder bei seinen ambitionierten Versuchen, ein Held zu sein – Alfons tritt zielsicher in jedes Fettnäpfchen. Doch genau das macht ihn so liebenswert: Er gibt niemals auf, egal wie oft seine Pläne schiefgehen.

Dieses Buch ist ein zeitloser Klassiker, der Generationen von Kindern zum Lachen gebracht hat. Es ist die ideale Wahl für junge Leser, die Geschichten über den ganz normalen Wahnsinn des Alltags lieben. Eltern, die nach humorvoller Lektüre suchen, die gleichzeitig wichtige Werte wie Resilienz und den Umgang mit Misserfolgen vermittelt, werden hier fündig. Die kurzen, in sich abgeschlossenen Episoden eignen sich hervorragend zum Selberlesen oder als unterhaltsame Vorlesegeschichten vor dem Schlafengehen.

Highlights:

• Ein humorvoller Einblick in die Welt eines sympathischen Außenseiters
• Zeitloser Klassiker der deutschen Kinderliteratur mit hohem Identifikationspotenzial
• Fördert das Leseverständnis durch humorvolle und lebensnahe Alltagssituationen
• Ideal für Fans von Gregs Tagebuch oder anderen lustigen Schulgeschichten

In All Better Now, acclaimed author Neal Shusterman presents a chillingly relevant dystopian world where a mysterious virus doesn't cause illness, but instead brings about a state of "utter contentment." As stress, greed, and depression vanish from the population, the world seems to finally find peace. However, those in power quickly realize that a happy, satisfied public is bad for a consumerist economy driven by insecurity and anger. Soon, a desperate campaign begins to "cure" people of their happiness and return them to a state of productive discontent.

This gripping novel follows three teenagers from vastly different walks of life who find themselves at the center of a high-stakes conspiracy. As they navigate a landscape of media manipulation and government agendas, they must decide what the truth is worth in a world that prefers a comfortable lie. This book is perfect for readers who love thought-provoking science fiction like Scythe or The Giver, and it is an ideal choice for teens interested in social commentary and political thrillers.

Highlights:

• A unique "reverse-dystopia" premise that challenges our understanding of happiness and productivity.
• Complex social commentary on media influence, consumerism, and the pharmaceutical industry.
• Fast-paced action driven by three distinct and compelling teenage perspectives.
• A deep exploration of ethics and the price of societal stability in the modern age.

All the Days Past, All the Days to Come is the powerful and deeply moving conclusion to Mildred D. Taylor’s legendary Logan family saga. Following the journey of Cassie Logan, whom readers first met in the Newbery Medal-winning Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, this novel spans decades of American history. From the Great Migration to the heights of the Civil Rights Movement, Cassie’s path takes her across the country—from Ohio and California to law school in Boston—before leading her back home to Mississippi to fight for justice and voter registration in the 1960s.

This book is a perfect choice for readers interested in American history, social justice, and multigenerational family stories. It offers a raw and honest look at the racist society of 20th-century America and the courageous individuals who fought for change. Ideal for fans of historical fiction who want to see how personal growth intertwines with historic milestones, this sweeping epic provides a fulfilling end to one of the most important series in young adult literature.

Highlights:

• The final chapter of the beloved Logan family saga spanning over forty years of storytelling.
• A detailed exploration of the Civil Rights Movement and the Great Migration through a personal lens.
• Follows Cassie Logan's evolution from a spirited girl into a determined lawyer and activist.
• Rich, evocative prose that captures the struggle and resilience of the African American experience.

All the Noise at Once by DeAndra Davis is a gripping exploration of the high-pressure world of competitive sports and the internal cacophony that comes with being a teenager on the brink of adulthood. This compelling Young Adult novel dives deep into the life of a talented athlete who must navigate the overwhelming expectations of coaches, family, and themselves. It is a perfect choice for readers who enjoy realistic fiction that doesn't shy away from the complexities of mental health and the physical demands of elite competition.

Ideal for fans of sports-centric dramas, this book captures the visceral feeling of being in the zone while simultaneously feeling the weight of the world. Davis crafts a narrative that is both fast-paced and introspective, making it a great choice for teens who are looking for stories that reflect their own struggles with identity and performance. Whether you are a sports enthusiast or simply love a well-told coming-of-age story, this book offers a resonant look at finding your own voice amidst the noise.

Highlights:

• Authentic portrayal of the pressures faced by modern teen athletes.
• Deeply emotional exploration of sensory overload and mental resilience.
• A fast-paced narrative that balances on-field action with internal growth.

All We Lost Was Everything is a gripping, dark romantic thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. After eighteen-year-old River Santos loses her father and her home in a devastating fire, her life is turned upside down. When an anonymous donor leaves two million dollars in her GoFundMe, River is thrust into a world of suspicion and wealth she never asked for. Working at a local diner to maintain some sense of normalcy, she finds herself drawn to her standoffish coworker, Logan Evans, despite his initial hostility.

As River digs deeper into her family's past and the source of the mysterious donation, she discovers that those she trusted most—including her late father and her absent mother—were keeping dangerous secrets. This novel is perfect for fans of Binding 13 and readers who love high-stakes mysteries blended with intense romance. It is an ideal choice for young adults looking for a story about resilience, betrayal, and the search for truth in the wake of tragedy.

Highlights:

• A "worst sort of lottery" premise involving a mysterious two-million-dollar donation.
• Compelling romantic tension between River and the secretive, standoffish Logan.
• A dark, atmospheric mystery filled with shocking family revelations and twists.
• Explores deep emotional themes of grief, loss, and rebuilding one's identity.

American Born Chinese is a groundbreaking graphic novel that masterfully weaves together three seemingly different stories into one powerful narrative. Readers follow Jin Wang, a teenager struggling to fit into a new school where he is the only Chinese-American student; the legendary Monkey King, who seeks to be more than just a monkey; and Chin-Kee, a character who embodies the most hurtful stereotypes. This award-winning book is perfect for children who love graphic novels that balance humor with deep, meaningful messages about belonging and self-acceptance.

Ideal for readers interested in diverse perspectives and modern fables, Gene Luen Yang’s work is a must-read for middle and high schoolers. It offers a unique look at the immigrant experience and the internal struggle to embrace one's heritage. This action-packed story is a great choice for fans of New Kid or The Arrival, providing a visual and emotional journey that culminates in an unforgettable climax.

Highlights:

• Winner of the Michael L. Printz Award and an Eisner Award.
• Explores complex themes of racial identity and cultural stereotypes in an accessible format.
• Features a clever blend of ancient Chinese folklore and modern-day realism.
• Engaging artwork that brings the emotional weight of the story to life.

Guardians of Dawn: Ami is a breathtaking East Asian-inspired fantasy that is perfect for readers who love epic quests and rich world-building. Li Ami is an exile, living on the fringes of society while caring for her father, whose strange ravings might actually be a dire prophecy. When a mysterious blight threatens their harvest and her father is arrested, Ami must step into her role as the Guardian of Wood to save her family and her world. This high-stakes adventure is an ideal choice for fans of Shadow and Bone or Cinder.

As the Morning Realms face a rising tide of undead and the threat of the Mother of Ten Thousand Demons, Ami joins forces with Jin Zhara, the Guardian of Fire. Together, they must journey to the Root of the World to seal a demon portal. This story is a great choice for teens who enjoy stories of self-discovery, magical destiny, and slow-burn romance. With its blend of folklore and fast-paced action, it is a must-read for anyone interested in diverse fantasy narratives.

Highlights:

• An immersive East Asian-inspired fantasy world with deep lore.
• A compelling journey of an exiled girl discovering her true power.
• High-stakes action featuring elemental magic and undead revenants.
• Themes of family loyalty, duty, and finding one's place in the world.

In the fifth installment of the Amulet series, the stakes have never been higher for Emily and her friends. After surviving the Guardian Academy, Emily must now lead the Cielis Guard against the Elf King’s impending invasion. With the Mother Stone stolen, the balance of power shifts, and Emily is forced to seek guidance from the Voice of her Amulet—only to discover that the source of her power may be more dangerous and sinister than she ever imagined. This volume blends high-stakes action with deep emotional resonance as the characters face impossible choices.

This graphic novel is perfect for children who love epic fantasy worlds and cinematic storytelling. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in magic, steampunk aesthetics, and stories about young heroes finding their strength. Fans of Bone or The Nameless City will find themselves captivated by Kazu Kibuishi’s breathtaking artwork and complex world-building. It’s a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to visual narratives but crave a sophisticated, multi-layered plot.

Highlights:

• Stunning, full-color cinematic illustrations that bring the world of Alledia to life.
• A gripping plot that explores the burden of leadership and the nature of power.
• Compelling character development for both heroes and villains.
• High-fantasy elements including magic amulets, elves, and mechanical wonders.

Amulet: The Cloud Searchers continues the breathtaking journey of Emily and Navin as they navigate the mysterious and dangerous world of Alledia. In this third installment of Kazu Kibuishi's acclaimed graphic novel series, the siblings and their crew of robots and talking animals embark on a high-stakes mission to find the lost city of Cielis. This volume is perfect for children who love immersive world-building, cinematic artwork, and stories where young heroes must step up to save their family and the world.

Ideal for readers interested in epic fantasy and fast-paced action, this book explores deep themes of grief, responsibility, and the weight of power. As Emily struggles to control the immense power of her amulet, she must learn who to trust in a land filled with airships, elves, and ancient secrets. It is a great choice for fans of Bone or Wings of Fire who are looking for a visually stunning adventure that balances dark mystery with heartwarming moments of friendship.

Highlights:

• Stunning, cinematic full-color illustrations that bring the world of Alledia to life.
• A compelling mix of steampunk technology, magic, and talking animal companions.
• Strong character development as Emily and Navin grow into their roles as leaders.
• High-stakes adventure featuring airships and a quest for a legendary floating city.

An Abundance of Katherines is a brilliant and quirky road-trip novel from the acclaimed author of The Fault in Our Stars. The story follows Colin Singleton, a child prodigy who has a very specific type: girls named Katherine. After being dumped by Katherine XIX, Colin sets off on a journey with his best friend, Hassan, to clear his head and prove a mathematical theorem that can predict the outcome of any relationship. This book is a perfect choice for readers who enjoy intellectual humor, complex characters, and stories about finding one's place in the world.

Ideal for fans of contemporary realistic fiction, this novel blends mathematical graphs and anagrams with a heartfelt exploration of friendship and identity. As Colin and Hassan navigate the backroads of America, they encounter unexpected adventures—including a feral hog and a small-town mystery—that challenge Colin to look beyond his formulas. It is a great choice for teenagers who appreciate witty dialogue and are looking for a story that is both funny and deeply moving.

Highlights:

• A unique blend of humor, mathematics, and anagrams
• A heartwarming story of friendship and self-discovery
• Perfect for fans of John Green's witty writing style
• Explores themes of identity and moving on from the past
• Features a relatable and hilarious road-trip dynamic