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Andrew Clements
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Andrew Clements

53 Books
Andrew Clements was a beloved American children's author, celebrated for his realistic fiction and engaging school stories. His works often explore themes of creativity, identity, and the power of words, resonating with young readers. Among his many popular titles are "Frindle," "Things Not Seen," and "Room One."

Three Wishes for Buster

Andrew Clements

Animals Dreams
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Things

Things Not Seen

Andrew Clements

Courage Friendship
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

We the Children

Andrew Clements

Fiction Mystery
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The Friendship War

Andrew Clements

Friendship Humor
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Hurricane Andrew

Andrew Clements

Nature Non-Fiction
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

Fear Itself

Andrew Clements

Action Adventure
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Things

Things That Are

Andrew Clements

Disability Representation Fiction
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Room One: A Mystery or Two

Andrew Clements

Friendship Mystery
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Ringo Saves the Day!: A True Story

Andrew Clements

Animals Cats
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The Losers Club

Andrew Clements

Fiction Humor
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Double Trouble in Walla Walla

Andrew Clements

Fiction Humor
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Workshop

Andrew Clements

Building Non-Fiction
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The Jacket

Andrew Clements

Empathy Fiction
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The Last Holiday Concert

Andrew Clements

Holidays Leadership
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Big Al and Shrimpy

Andrew Clements

Animals Fiction
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Desert Treasure

Andrew Clements

Adventure Deserts
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Things

Things Hoped For

Andrew Clements

Cities Family
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Tara and Tiree, Fearless Friends: A True Story

Andrew Clements

Animals Courage
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A Week in the Woods

Andrew Clements

Adventure Nature
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The Janitor's Boy

Andrew Clements

Family Fiction
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Slippers at School

Andrew Clements

Animals Dogs
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Brave Norman: A True Story

Andrew Clements

Animals Courage
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Because Your Grandparents Love You

Andrew Clements

Animals Emotions
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Because Your Daddy Loves You

Andrew Clements

Emotions Empathy
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The Map Trap

Andrew Clements

Fiction Friendship
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The Report Card

Andrew Clements

Family Fiction
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Jake Drake

Jake Drake, Class Clown

Andrew Clements, Dolores Avendaño

Fiction Humor
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In Defense of Liberty

Andrew Clements, Russell Freedman

History Non-Fiction
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Slippers at Home

Andrew Clements, Janie Bynum

Animals Dogs
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Dogku

Andrew Clements, Tim Bowers

Animals Dogs
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

The Whites of Their Eyes

Andrew Clements, Adam Stower

Action Friendship
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Dolores and the Big Fire

Andrew Clements, Ellen Beier

Animals Cats
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A Million Dots

Andrew Clements, Mike Reed

Math Non-Fiction
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Jake Drake

Jake Drake, Bully Buster

Andrew Clements, Amanda Harvey

Fiction Friendship
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About Average

Andrew Clements, Mark Elliott

Courage Friendship
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No Talking

Andrew Clements, Mark Elliott

Fiction Friendship
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

We Hold These Truths

Andrew Clements, Adam Stower

Adventure Friendship
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Ginger the Stray Kitten

Andrew Clements, Holly Webb

Animals Cats
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Temple Cat

Andrew Clements, Kate Kiesler

Animals Cats
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Lost and Found

Andrew Clements, Mark Elliott

Family Fiction
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Meet Buster! When he was just a little fish, his family had big hopes and dreams for him. They made three special wishes, hoping he would grow up to be happy, strong, and full of life. But sometimes, life has its own surprises! Follow Buster as he swims through his days, discovering all the wonderful things that make him unique. Did he turn out exactly as his family wished? Or did he become something even more amazing and unexpected? Dive into Buster's world and find out how one little fish can bring so much joy and wonder to his family, proving he's everything they wished for and so much more!
6-8 Years 16 Pages
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Bobby Phillips is just an average fifteen-year-old boy, until the Tuesday morning he steps out of the shower, wipes the steam off the mirror, and sees absolutely nothing. He is not blind, and he is not dreaming. Bobby has become completely invisible. With no scientific explanation not even from his physicist father Bobby's life is suddenly turned upside down. He cannot go to school, he cannot see his friends, and he is officially a missing person. Trapped in his own home, Bobby sneaks out to the library and meets Alicia. She is blind, which means she is the only person who does not care that she cannot see him. As they form a deep and trusting friendship, the authorities start asking dangerous questions about Bobby's disappearance. Time is rapidly running out. Bobby and Alicia must work together to solve the mystery of his condition before his invisibility becomes permanent and before his parents are arrested for his murder.
9-12 Years 272 Pages
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

We the Children

Sixth-grader Benjamin Pratt is dealing with entirely too many changes. His parents have recently separated, his dad is living on a sailboat, and now his historic, oceanfront school is scheduled to be demolished to make way for a massive amusement park. Ben is ready to just give up and let it happen, until the school's elderly janitor hands him a tarnished, engraved coin with his dying breath. That single coin unlocks a two-hundred-year-old secret: the school building does not actually belong to the town's greedy developers. It belongs to the children, and they have the legal right to defend it. Suddenly, Ben is thrust into a high-stakes race against time. Alongside his determined friend Jill and an unexpected tagalong named Robert, Ben must decipher a trail of historical clues hidden right in the school's architecture. Can a handful of sixth graders outsmart powerful adults and stop a multimillion-dollar real estate deal? Dive into this suspenseful mystery to find out.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 176 Pages
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Grace and Ellie have been best friends since the second grade. Ellie is always the star of the show, and Grace is perfectly happy playing the loyal sidekick. But the rules of their friendship are completely flipped when Grace accidentally starts a massive new fad at school. Suddenly, everyone in the sixth grade is obsessed with collecting, trading, and arguing over buttons! For the first time ever, Grace is the one standing in the spotlight, and Ellie is not thrilled about being overshadowed. As the button craze sweeps through the hallways, it threatens to tear their friendship apart. Can Grace figure out how to stop the fad before it ruins everything? Or is a school-wide obsession impossible to cancel once it begins? Dive into a funny, relatable story about the wild world of middle school trends and the challenges of growing up. You will recognize the cafeteria drama, the classroom trades, and the tough choices that come with figuring out who your real friends are.
9-12 Years 210 Pages
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Have you ever wondered about big storms and how they form? Dive into the true story of Hurricane Andrew! This book helps you understand what a hurricane is and what it was like when this powerful storm swept across the land. You'll learn about the incredibly strong winds and heavy rain that make up a hurricane, and how they can change everything in their path. Written for young readers like you, this book makes learning about powerful weather events easy and interesting. Discover the real story of Hurricane Andrew, one of the biggest storms to hit land. Find out how people faced this challenge and what happened during and after the hurricane. It's an exciting way to learn about nature's power and how communities work together during tough times.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

Fear Itself

The clock is ticking, and the countdown to the total demolition of Oakes School is moving faster than ever. Ben Pratt and his friend Jill are determined to save their beloved school, but the only clues they have are a handful of confusing maritime riddles left behind by past Keepers of the School. They have just twenty-one days to figure out what these strange messages mean. To make matters worse, they are being hunted by Lyman, a sneaky spy posing as the school janitor. Lyman is being paid a lot of money by a greedy developer to make sure the school gets torn down, and he will stop at nothing to get Ben and Jill out of the way. Now, Ben and Jill must crack the codes, figure out how the clues can stop the wrecking balls, and stay one step ahead of a dangerous enemy. The mission seems impossible, but they are not ready to give up without a fight.
9-12 Years 240 Pages
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Adjusting to life without sight is difficult enough, but Alicia is about to face a threat she never could have anticipated. Her boyfriend, Bobby, knows exactly what it is like to be invisible because he lived through it himself. Now, a new invisible man is lurking in the shadows, and he is not looking for a cure. He is looking for revenge, and he has targeted Alicia and her family. You are pulled straight into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse where the enemy cannot be seen, and Alicia must rely on her other sharpened senses to outsmart him. As the danger escalates, she has to figure out how to protect the people she loves from an attacker who can strike from thin air. The tension builds with every page as Alicia and Bobby race against time to uncover the invisible man's identity and stop his sinister plans. This gripping thriller combines intense suspense with a unique supernatural twist, challenging you to look beyond what is visible to find the truth.
13-18 Years 167 Pages
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A Mystery or Two

Ted Hammond loves a good mystery, but he never expected to find one in his own tiny Nebraska town. As the only sixth grader at a one-room schoolhouse, Ted's life is usually pretty quiet. That all changes the day he spots a mysterious face staring out from the window of an abandoned farmhouse. Who could possibly be hiding in a boarded-up building? At the same time, Ted learns some devastating news: his beloved school might be forced to close its doors forever due to a shrinking town population. As Ted begins to investigate the strangers hiding in the old house, he uncovers a family in desperate need of help. Soon, he realizes that saving this family might just be the key to saving his school, too. Filled with suspense, heart, and clever problem-solving, this captivating mystery shows how one kid's determination can bring an entire community together.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 162 Pages
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Meet Ringo! He is a very smart and observant orange cat who loves his family. One ordinary day, Ringo starts acting very strange. He meows loudly and leads his owners outside into the yard. When they follow him, Ringo starts digging frantically in a pile of rocks. Why is this little cat digging so hard? What could possibly be hiding under those stones? His owners are about to discover that Ringo is not just playing a game. He has sensed something dangerous, and his quick thinking is about to save the day! This exciting true story is perfect for beginning readers who are just starting to read on their own. With simple words and a thrilling real-life animal adventure, it is a wonderful choice for any young pet lover.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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Meet Alec Sixth grader Alec has a serious problem. He simply cannot stop reading. Whether he is in math class or at the lunch table, his nose is always buried in a book. When the school principal finally gives him a strict warning to pay attention, Alec knows he needs a clever plan to keep his reading time alive. The Perfect Plan Alec decides to start an after-school program where he can read in total peace. To make sure absolutely nobody else wants to join, he gives it the worst name he can think of: The Losers Club. It seems like a foolproof way to guarantee a club of one. A Story Off the Page But the plan backfires in the best way possible. Soon, other kids start showing up, including his former best friend who turned into a bully, and a girl who makes Alec feel fluttery inside. Suddenly, Alec realizes that the drama happening right in front of him might just be as exciting as his favorite novels.
9-12 Years 240 Pages
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It is just an ordinary Monday morning in the town of Walla Walla, until a young girl named Lulu walks up to her English teacher's desk. When Lulu tries to explain that her homework is all higgledy-piggledy and a big mish-mash, something very strange happens. She has accidentally opened up a super-duper, helter-skelter word warp! Suddenly, the strange speaking sickness starts spreading. Soon, Lulu, her teacher, the school principal, and even the school nurse are completely infected. Every time they open their mouths, they cannot stop repeating silly, rhyming phrases. The whole school is trapped in a topsy-turvy tornado of chit-chat! Can the clever school nurse find a way to cure this hodge-podge of jibber-jabber before the entire town catches the bug? Get ready to zig-zag through a hilarious adventure filled with wild words and laugh-out-loud tongue twisters!
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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Have you ever wondered what's inside a toolbox? Get ready to explore the exciting world of workshops and the amazing tools that help us build and fix things! This book is packed with rhyming words and colorful pictures that show you all about hammers, screwdrivers, saws, and more. You'll learn what each tool is for, how it helps create cool projects, and why they're so important. Discover the secrets of a busy workshop, from measuring and cutting to joining and tightening. It's a fun way to learn about the helpful tools we use every day!
6-8 Years
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Sixth-grader Phil Morelli never thought of himself as someone who judges others. But one morning at school, he sees a boy wearing a jacket that looks exactly like the one his brother recently lost. Without thinking, Phil immediately assumes the boy must have stolen it. When Phil finally confronts the boy, he learns the complicated truth about where the jacket actually came from. This sudden realization forces Phil to take a hard look at his own quick assumptions. He has to ask himself a very difficult question: did he suspect the boy just because of the color of his skin? This powerful and thought-provoking story tackles big questions about fairness, hidden biases, and the way we view the people around us. It is a compelling journey of self-discovery that challenges readers to look past the surface and understand the true meaning of equality and respect.
9-12 Years
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Hart Evans has the sixth grade completely figured out. As the most popular kid in school, he knows exactly how to charm his classmates and get away with almost anything. But his luck runs out when he shoots a rubber band at his chorus director, Mr. Meinert. Already devastated by the news that he is losing his job to budget cuts, Mr. Meinert finally snaps. He refuses to lead the upcoming holiday concert and tells the students they have to produce the entire show themselves. Naturally, the class elects Hart to be their new director. Suddenly, Hart realizes that being popular is very different from being a true leader. Organizing a chaotic group of sixth graders is a massive challenge, and the pressure is on. As the performance date approaches, Hart discovers a hidden passion for the music and a deep desire to make this concert the best one ever especially since it might be their teacher's last.
9-12 Years 176 Pages
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In the wide blue sea, there is a very clever fish named Shrimpy. You could not find a smarter fish in the entire ocean, but Shrimpy has one major problem: he is incredibly small. Because of his tiny size, all the other fish ignore him and treat him like a nuisance. Poor Shrimpy just wants to be friends with Big Al, the most adored fish in the sea. Big Al is huge and scary-looking, and he knows exactly what it feels like to be left out and friendless. Still, it seems impossible for such a tiny fish to get noticed. But everything changes one day when Big Al suddenly finds himself in terrible danger. While the other fish panic, Shrimpy is the only one brave enough and smart enough to swim to the rescue. This charming underwater tale proves that true heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and that even the smallest friend can make the biggest difference.
9-12 Years 40 Pages
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Have you ever dreamed of finding a hidden treasure? In Andrew Clements's Desert Treasure, get ready for an exciting journey into the vast, sandy desert! Join our brave young adventurer as they explore ancient dunes and mysterious canyons, searching for clues that will lead to a secret fortune. What kind of treasure could be hiding beneath the shimmering sands? Will they encounter tricky puzzles, puzzling maps, or even unexpected challenges along the way? Every step brings them closer to unraveling the desert's biggest secret. This thrilling story will spark your imagination and make you feel like you're right there with them, discovering incredible sights and trying to unlock the mystery of the desert's hidden gems. Get ready for an adventure filled with excitement and discovery, where courage and cleverness are your best tools in the quest for the ultimate desert prize!
6-8 Years 9-12 Years
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Gwen, who is seventeen years old, has a huge dream: to get into one of New York City's best music schools. She's practicing hard for her important auditions when something unexpected happens. Her beloved grandfather mysteriously disappears, leaving only a phone message telling her not to worry. But how can she not worry when she doesn't know where he is? On top of her audition stress, Gwen feels pressured to keep her grandfather's absence a secret, especially from her great-uncle who is determined to see him. Then, she meets Robert, another aspiring musician in the city for auditions. Together, they bravely explore the city, finding comfort and companionship in each other. As the auditions loom and her great-uncle's questions become more persistent, Gwen and Robert uncover a surprising truth. This discovery turns Gwen's world upside down, connecting her and Robert in a way neither could have imagined. Discover what happens when hopes meet unexpected secrets in the big city!
13-18 Years 177 Pages
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Jim loves taking long, crisp winter walks with his two best friends: his dogs, Tara and Tiree. But when a stroll across a frozen Canadian lake goes terribly wrong, Jim suddenly falls through the cracking ice into the freezing water below. Tiree bravely jumps in to help, but soon she is trapped in the icy water, too! Now, it is entirely up to Tara to figure out a way to save them both. Based on a remarkable true story, this thrilling early reader captures the incredible bond between humans and their pets. You will be on the edge of your seat as you read about these fearless friends and their daring rescue. Perfect for animal lovers looking for an exciting, real-life adventure that proves heroes come in all shapes and sizes.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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Mark never wanted to move to a quiet town in New Hampshire, and he definitely did not want to attend Hardy Elementary. To make matters worse, his new science teacher, Mr. Maxwell, has already decided that Mark is nothing but a spoiled, lazy rich kid. The tension between them reaches a boiling point just as the entire fifth grade packs up for the school's famous annual camping trip: a full week in the woods. Mark slowly begins to appreciate the beauty of the outdoors, realizing that learning survival skills might actually be fun. But when a major misunderstanding pushes Mark to wander off into the dense forest alone, the camping trip turns into a dangerous test of endurance. Now, both Mark and Mr. Maxwell must face the unforgiving wilderness and their own stubborn judgments to make it out safely. This gripping adventure story explores fairness, first impressions, and the incredible courage it takes to survive in the wild.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 160 Pages
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A Tough Start Fifth grade is supposed to be great, but Jack Rankin is dreading it. He has to attend school in the old high school building, which happens to be the exact place where his father works as the head janitor. Jack manages to keep this a secret for the first month, until a messy cafeteria disaster forces his dad to clean up right in front of everyone. The Big Mistake When his father smiles and calls him son in front of the whole school, Jack becomes the target of endless teasing. Furious and embarrassed, Jack does something completely out of character. He vandalizes a school desk in a fit of anger. Unlocking Secrets His punishment is the worst thing he can imagine: three weeks of assisting the janitor after school. The cleaning work is exhausting and humiliating. But as Jack spends more time working alongside his dad, he discovers that janitors have access to keys. And those keys open the doors to some very unexpected secret places.
9-12 Years 160 Pages
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Slippers the puppy loves his family, especially Laura and Edward. But today, the house feels completely different. Everyone is rushing around, packing lunches, and tying shoes. It is the very first day of school, and nobody has time to play with a sad little dog! Feeling left out, Slippers searches for a cozy spot to take a nap and discovers a perfectly comfortable, open backpack. He climbs inside, shuts his eyes, and falls fast asleep. When he finally wakes up, he isn't in his living room anymore he has accidentally gone to school! Now, Slippers is about to experience the busy, noisy world of classrooms and hallways. This funny and adorable story perfectly captures the back-to-school jitters from a pet's perspective, making it a delightful read for young animal lovers.
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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Meet Norman, a very special dog with an incredible heart. Norman is blind, but he does not let that stop him from enjoying his life to the fullest. One sunny day, while relaxing at the beach, Norman's sharp ears pick up a terrifying sound. A young girl is struggling out in the deep water, and she is calling for help! Even though he cannot see the waves, Norman knows exactly what he has to do. Without a second thought, this brave dog plunges into the ocean to find her. Can Norman safely navigate the water and lead the girl back to the shore? Based on an amazing true story, this inspiring book proves that true courage comes from within. You will be cheering for Norman as you read about his heroic rescue and his unbreakable spirit.
9-12 Years 32 Pages
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Pack your bags for a wonderful overnight adventure! When a young boy and girl visit their grandparents' bustling farm, there is so much to see and do. But farm life can be a little tricky. Whether it is a lost shoe in the mud, a slightly scary cow, or a spilled bucket of apples, little mistakes are bound to happen. Luckily, Grandmother and Grandfather are always right there to help. Instead of getting upset, these wise and patient grandparents know exactly how to turn every little mishap into a comforting lesson. With gentle hands and warm smiles, they guide their grandchildren through the day, proving that a grandparent's love is the best remedy for any problem. This sweet, reassuring story perfectly captures the special, unbreakable bond between generations and the quiet magic of spending time on the farm.
6-8 Years 37 Pages
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A sunny day at the beach is supposed to be perfect, but sometimes little things go wrong. What happens when your favorite shoe gets lost in the sand? Or when your bright bouncy ball floats a little too far out into the ocean waves? And what about when your delicious ice cream cone starts dripping all over your hands? These tiny disasters could easily ruin the day and cause a lot of frustration. But the daddy in this story knows exactly what to do. Instead of getting upset, he steps in to fix every single problem with patience, warmth, and a big smile. Why does he do it? Because he loves his little girl, of course! This sweet and comforting story celebrates the special bond between a father and his child. It is a beautiful reminder of all the quiet, caring ways that parents show their love every single day.
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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Sixth-grader Alton Ziegler has a very unique hobby: he is absolutely obsessed with maps. But Alton does not just map out cities and rivers. He uses his sharp observation skills to create highly detailed, secret maps of his teachers, his classmates, and the everyday drama of his middle school. His secret hobby is perfectly harmless, until his private portfolio of maps is suddenly stolen. Soon, Alton begins receiving mysterious ransom notes with strict orders that he must obey if he ever wants to see his precious maps again. If he fails, the thief will reveal his embarrassing charts to the entire school, including the principal! With his reputation on the line, Alton has to team up with a surprisingly popular classmate to track down the culprit. He must use all of his mapping skills to navigate the tricky social landscape of sixth grade, outsmart the blackmailer, and save his secrets before it is too late.
9-12 Years 160 Pages
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Nora Rose Rowley has a massive secret: she is a certified genius. For five years, she has carefully hidden her brilliant brain from her family, friends, and teachers, perfectly blending in as an ordinary, average kid. But as the fifth grade begins, Nora realizes that everyone around her is becoming completely obsessed with test scores and grades. To prove that a letter on a piece of paper does not define who you are, Nora hatches a daring plan. She purposely brings home a terrible report card. Her shocking grades instantly backfire, drawing all the attention she has spent her entire life trying to avoid. Suddenly, her secret is out, her best friend is confused, and the school administration is in an uproar. Can Nora make the adults understand her point before her master plan ruins her academic life? This clever, thought-provoking chapter book tackles the pressure of school testing with humor and heart, asking the ultimate question: what does it really mean to be smart?
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 192 Pages
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A Serious Job Ten-year-old Jake Drake already has a full-time job. He treats going to school exactly like going to work, and he considers his teachers to be his bosses. Up until fourth grade, Jake has been pretty lucky in the boss department, always getting nice teachers who make the days go smoothly. The Grumpy Boss But Jake's luck is about to run out. His class just got a brand new student teacher named Miss Bruce, and she is the grumpiest person he has ever met. She never smiles, she never laughs, and she makes the classroom feel completely miserable. A Funny Solution Jake decides there is only one way to fix this problem: he needs to become the class clown. He makes it his personal mission to get Miss Bruce to crack even the tiniest smile. But as his jokes get bigger and louder, Jake has to wonder if his funny new act is going a little too far!
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 72 Pages
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The United States Constitution is one of the most important documents in history, but it was not perfect when it was first written. To protect the freedoms of everyday citizens, the founders added ten crucial amendments known as the Bill of Rights. But what do those rights actually mean for you today? This fascinating journey through American history explores the origins of the Bill of Rights and how it has shaped the nation. You will discover the intense debates that took place during its creation and learn how these ten amendments have been challenged, tested, and applied in real court cases over the centuries. From the freedom of speech to the right to a fair trial, this book breaks down complex ideas into clear, exciting stories. It is an essential read for anyone who wants to understand how liberty is defended and why these historic promises still matter in our modern world.
9-12 Years
N/A /5
Slippers the puppy loves his family more than anything. But today is a very strange day. Laura and Edward are rushing around the house, and nobody has time to play with him! It is the very first day of school, and Slippers feels left out of all the busy morning excitement. Looking for a cozy spot to rest his paws, Slippers discovers a perfectly comfortable open backpack. It seems like the best place to take a quiet little nap. But when the backpack gets zipped up and carried out the door, Slippers might just be going on an unexpected adventure of his own! This sweet and gentle story is perfect for young readers who love animals. It perfectly captures the mixed feelings of a busy school morning through the eyes of an adorable furry friend.
6-8 Years 40 Pages
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Wandering the quiet neighborhood streets in the early morning, a hungry stray dog follows his nose straight to a welcoming back porch. After a warm bath and a few delicious table scraps, the lovable pooch now named Mooch meets three energetic kids who instantly fall in love with him. It is a day filled with happy wags, playful wiggles, and cozy naps. But there is one big question hanging in the air: will Dad agree to let this stray pup stay forever? Told entirely through the clever and classic 5-7-5 syllable structure of haiku, this unique story blends the beauty of poetry with the heartwarming journey of a rescue dog. It is a delightful, fast-paced read that perfectly captures the bouncy, joyful spirit of a dog searching for his forever family.
9-12 Years 40 Pages
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

The Whites of Their Eyes

The clock is ticking for the historic Oakes School. Benjamin Pratt and his friend Jill are carrying a massive secret: their beloved school building is slated to be bulldozed and replaced by a shiny new amusement park. Worse yet, they are the only ones who can stop the wrecking ball. Armed with a mysterious gold coin and a cryptic clue left behind by the school's original founder, Ben and Jill are in a desperate race against time to uncover the building's hidden safeguards. But they are not the only ones prowling the quiet hallways. Lyman, the creepy school janitor, is secretly working for the greedy amusement park company, and he is watching their every single move. As the stakes get higher and new friends join the fight, Ben must outsmart the powerful adults who want to erase his town's history forever. This fast-paced mystery is packed with secret passages, clever puzzles, and the ultimate test of loyalty.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 226 Pages
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Dolores is not your typical brave hero. In fact, she is a very timid cat who gets scared of the dark! Her loving owner, Kyle, always makes sure to leave a light on at night so she feels safe and secure. But one quiet evening, while Kyle is fast asleep, a dangerous fire suddenly breaks out in their house. The smoke is thick, and the flames are spreading fast. Even though she is terrified, Dolores knows she has to do something. Poking and prodding at Kyle's face, this shy little cat risks her own life to wake him up. Will her desperate warnings be enough to get them both out of the burning house in time? Based on an incredible true story, this suspenseful early reader proves that you do not have to be big and fearless to be a true hero.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 32 Pages
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It is a very long way to a million. You probably know that a million is a gigantic number, but do you really know what a million looks like? If you want to see it with your very own eyes, all you have to do is open this book. Get ready to go on a fascinating journey through the world of huge numbers. Along the way, you will discover some truly amazing facts. Have you ever wondered how many shoe boxes it would take to build a tower that reaches all the way to the top of Mount Everest? You are about to find out! This clever and visual adventure will make you wonder about numbers in a whole new way. Most of all, be prepared to be completely amazed. Because a million is a whole lot of dots!
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 48 Pages
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A Bully Magnet Ever since he was three years old at day care, Jake Drake has had a very specific problem. Because he is smart, quiet, and does not have a big brother to protect him, he is a natural magnet for bullies. He has spent his whole life trying to stay out of their way. The Ultimate Test But everything changes in the second grade when a kid named Link Baxter moves to town. Link is not just a regular bully; he is a SuperBully. Jake tries his best to survive the school days, but his luck runs out when the teacher assigns them to be partners for a major class project. Busting the Bully Now, Jake is forced to spend time with his worst nightmare. If he wants to make it through the project in one piece, he is going to have to use all his brainpower and a whole lot of heart. It is finally time for Jake to stop being a magnet and transform into a true Bully Buster!
6-8 Years 80 Pages
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Jordan Johnston is tired of blending in. She is not exceptionally tall or short, she is not a math genius, and she is definitely not a star athlete. In a world where everyone else seems to have a remarkable, shiny talent, Jordan feels doomed to a life of being perfectly, boringly average. Determined to stand out before the end of the sixth grade, she makes a firm promise to herself: she will discover her hidden gift and finally become extraordinary. But finding your special talent is a lot harder than it looks. Just when Jordan is ready to give up on her quest for greatness, a sudden and terrifying disaster strikes her school. In the midst of the chaos, Jordan is forced to step up in ways she never imagined. Will her quick thinking and bravery prove that she is far more than just average? This heartwarming and action-packed story celebrates the hidden strengths inside all of us.
9-12 Years 128 Pages
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The Loudest Class The fifth graders at Laketon Elementary School are famous for one thing: they are the loudest, chattiest, most disruptive group of kids in the entire building. The teachers are exhausted, the principal is frustrated, and nobody can figure out how to get them to just be quiet. The Ultimate Bet Everything changes when the boys and the girls get into a massive argument. To prove who is truly the best, they make a legendary bet. They challenge each other to a strict, two-day contest of absolute silence. The rules are simple: no talking at all, not even at home, unless a teacher asks a direct question. And even then, they can only answer with three words! A Quiet Chaos Suddenly, the noisiest grade in school is completely silent. But as the contest drags on, the students realize that communicating without words is incredibly difficult. The silence causes hilarious misunderstandings, creative new ways to talk, and a whole lot of unexpected trouble for the teachers!
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 146 Pages
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Benjamin Pratt and the Keepers of the School

We Hold These Truths

The clock is ticking for the Keepers of the School. Ben, Jill, and Robert have one final, desperate chance to save their beloved historic building from being completely bulldozed to the ground. A greedy corporation wants to replace their classrooms with a flashy seaside amusement park, and the demolition date is fast approaching. To make matters worse, the school's sneaky janitors, Lyman and Wally, are working for the enemy. They are determined to keep the kids out of the way and ensure the wrecking balls swing right on schedule. Armed with hidden clues, secret passages, and their own sharp wits, the three friends must race against time to uncover the evidence needed to stop the destruction. Will they be able to outsmart the adults and protect their school's legacy, or is this the end of the line? Jump into a fast-paced, high-stakes mystery packed with teamwork, courage, and thrilling twists that will keep you guessing until the very last page.
9-12 Years 272 Pages
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Rosie loves visiting the stray cats that live on the old farm near her grandmother's house. Her absolute favorite is a tiny, timid kitten she names Ginger because of his beautiful orange fur. With plenty of patience and gentle coaxing, the shy little kitten slowly learns to trust Rosie. But everything changes when the farm is suddenly sold to developers. Loud trucks and busy builders arrive to start tearing up the land, and the loud noises are absolutely terrifying. The older cats scatter and disappear into the woods, leaving poor little Ginger all by himself. Suddenly, the world feels like a very big and scary place for a tiny kitten. Rosie knows she has to find a way to help her furry friend before it is too late, but catching a frightened kitten is much harder than it looks!
6-8 Years
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Imagine being treated like a living god! In ancient Egypt, a beautiful temple cat lives a life of absolute luxury. She is worshipped by priests, fed the finest foods, and adorned with sparkling jewels. But despite all the reverent bowing and endless pampering, the temple cat is secretly unhappy. She is tired of being a sacred statue; she just wants to be a normal cat! Longing for freedom, she sneaks out of the grand temple and travels far away to a quiet seaside village. There, she meets a humble fisherman and his playful children. For the first time in her life, she isn't worshipped she is simply loved. This gentle, beautifully illustrated tale explores the true meaning of happiness, showing that genuine affection and a warm lap are far more valuable than all the gold in Egypt.
6-8 Years 36 Pages
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Starting over at a new school is never easy, but for identical twins Ray and Jay Grayson, it is about to become the ultimate experiment. When the boys move to a new town right before the start of sixth grade, they expect to face the usual challenges together. But when Ray stays home sick on the very first day, Jay makes a shocking discovery: the school has made a massive mistake. There is no record of Ray anywhere. No attendance list, no locker, and no student folder. Realizing that the school thinks there is only one Grayson boy, Jay decides this clerical error could be incredibly useful. Soon, the twins are sharing a single identity, pulling off the ultimate prank, and tricking their teachers and classmates. It starts out as a hilarious and exciting game, but living a double life quickly becomes complicated. As the boys push their secret to the limit, they begin to discover new things about friendship, honesty, and who they really are when they are not just part of a matching set. Dive into this clever and funny school story about identity and the trouble with telling tall tales.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 176 Pages
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