Grab your microphone and get ready to rock! Lexi-Lou has a huge imagination, a closet full of cool costumes, and a singing voice that is just waiting for a spotlight. She is determined to start the absolute best rock band in town.
But becoming a rock star takes more than just a catchy tune. With her trusty dog Monkey by her side, Lexi-Lou has to find the perfect bandmates who share her musical vision. Then, they need to figure out how to put on a concert that will blow everyone away.
It turns out that starting a band takes a lot of hard work, teamwork, and plenty of practice. Join Lexi-Lou and her friends as they discover what it really takes to make their big Punkydoo dreams come true. Will they be ready when the curtain finally goes up?
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Danny Bigtree misses the Mohawk reservation where he used to live. In Brooklyn, school feels lonely, and some kids tease him with hurtful stereotypes about being Native American. Danny is proud of who he is, but finding the words and courage to stand up for himself is not easy.
At home, his family helps him remember the strength of Mohawk history and the value of speaking with dignity. Those stories give Danny a way to face school, classmates, and his own homesickness.
Eagle Song is a short, thoughtful chapter book about moving, identity, bullying, and the everyday bravery it can take to be yourself.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
88 Pages
The storm of the Revolutionary War has finally broken, and the year 1775 brings drastic and frightening changes to Williamsburg. Felicity Merriman's world is turning upside down as the conflict separates families and neighbors. Her own grandfather is thrown into a patriot prison simply because he remains loyal to the King. Adding to her heartache, her best friend Elizabeth's family must flee the colony entirely. You can imagine the fear and sadness of watching everything you know fall apart. The war has suddenly become very real, demanding difficult choices and deep sacrifices. With danger around every corner, Felicity must rely on her incredible inner strength. Join her in this gripping conclusion to her story as she finds a way to stand tall, protect her family, and hold onto hope in the midst of a historic revolution.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
82 Pages
A Christmas Story
It is 1774 in Williamsburg, Virginia, and the holiday season is bringing a spectacular treat. Felicity Merriman has been invited to a grand dancing party at the Governor's Palace. It is the most exciting event of the year, and her mother is making her a beautiful new blue gown just for the occasion. You can imagine Felicity's absolute delight as she prepares for the magical evening. But suddenly, the joyous preparations come to a halt. Her mother falls terribly ill, and the elegant blue gown is left unfinished. Felicity is heartbroken, but her concern for her mother quickly outweighs her disappointment about the party. Experience a true colonial Christmas as Felicity learns what truly matters during the holidays. See how the deepest disappointments can sometimes lead to the most wonderful surprises of all.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
69 Pages
An American Girl
Growing up in Virginia in 1774 means following very strict rules. Nine-year-old Felicity Merriman is expected to stay indoors, stitch samplers, and be a quiet, polite colonial girl. But Felicity is spunky and restless. She would much rather be outside exploring the world and riding horses. When Felicity discovers a beautiful, copper-colored horse named Penny, it is love at first sight. However, she quickly realizes the horse is being beaten and starved by a cruel owner. You can feel her outrage and determination as she decides she must do something to help. Risking everything, Felicity hatches a daring plan to tame the wild horse and save her from a terrible fate. Saddle up for an adventure in colonial Williamsburg, and see how one girl's fierce loyalty and courage help her understand what it truly means to be free.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
69 Pages
