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"Marisol Rainey is assigned a haiku by her favorite teacher, Mrs. Ruby, and dreads the idea of having to read it in class aloud"--

Newbery Medal winner Erin Entrada Kelly’s alter ego—the effervescent Marisol Rainey—returns in this illustrated school story about overcoming stage fright and taking your turn that is just right for fans of Ramona, Clementine, and Ivy &amp; Bean.Under normal circumstances, Marisol loves language arts class. Mrs. Ruby is her favorite teacher and always makes her feel special...until the day Mrs. Ruby makes a horrible, terrible, downright dreadful announcement: All the kids have to write their own haiku. As if that's not bad enough, they have to read their haiku&nbsp;in front of the whole class! Marisol would rather swim through a pack of jellyfish than get up in front of the whole class to read anything, much less a haiku.Maybe she can stay home sick. Maybe she can transfer schools. Maybe she can conjure a spell that makes her disappear.Or maybe, just&nbsp;maybe, she'll figure out a way to take her turn.Told in short chapters with illustrations by the author on almost every page,&nbsp;this stand-alone addition to the Maybe Marisol series continues to uplift the small but mighty Marisol.&nbsp;Your Turn Marisol Rainey&nbsp;celebrates the joys of friendship, the triumph of overcoming fears, and the power of believing in yourself.

Kelly E: Your Turn Marisol Rainey

Your Turn Marisol Rainey

Pinkalicious

A Paper-Over-Board Book for Kids

Purplicious

A standalone mystery from a&nbsp;New York Times&nbsp;bestselling, Edgar Award-winning author set in a contemporary world tinged with magic, in which two sisters spend summer vacation in a small town in the shadows of abandoned amusement park that is not what it seems.Ivy and Dahlia Vicar know this summer’s trip to visit friends in Rialto, Missouri, is going to be different from their usual family vacations.Twelve-year-old Dahlia, an artist who lives with anxiety, is looking forward to something new. Rialto, after all, has its own abandoned theme park! But mystery-loving, fourteen-year-old Ivy is struggling with how to be the right kind of big sister to Dahlia, and longs for the way things—especially vacations—were when they were younger.In Rialto, it quickly becomes clear that this vacation will also be different in totally unexpected ways. For one thing, the town stands in the middle of an improbable forest that, according to local legend, swallowed it overnight decades before. Then there are Dahlia’s even more improbable sightings of impossible creatures—a giraffe with antlers and a leopard with wings. And there’s their new friend Remy, whose family inherited the house they’re all staying in from an aunt who left bequests for local friends that Remy must personally distribute.When he enlists Ivy and Dahlia to help deliver these gifts, they find themselves drawn into a mystery going back to the time when Rialto Park was still open. And it begins to seem that, if they are going to help Remy solve it, they will have to find a way to believe in magic.Themes of friendship, family, mental health, and resilience are expertly woven through this magical, richly imagined story of two sisters and an enigmatic town that transforms everyone who visits it.&nbsp;

Rialto

Remarkably You

Is It Spring?

Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Terri Libensen,&nbsp;A Kid Like Me&nbsp;is a timely exploration about finding your place in the ever-evolving social landscape that is middle school, written and illustrated by award-winning graphic novelist Norm Feuti.&nbsp;Ethan doesn’t want to stand out, he just wants to fit in. But fitting in is tough when your peers call out your ancient cell phone, busted backpack, and discount clothing. To make matters worse, his best friend, Ricky, insists on hanging out with a group of guys who just don’t get him . . . they’re more interested in playing pranks than playing his favorite card game Bio Battle. Things start looking up, though, when Ethan befriends Aiden, a new kid in school, but it’s only matter of time before even that goes sideways.Can Ethan figure out where he belongs without forgetting who he is and who he wants to be?

A Graphic Novel

A Kid Like Me

The Princess Protection Program

The Princess Protection Program #2: After Ever After

I Can Read Level 1

The second Level 1 I Can Read in global superstar and everyone’s F-R-I-E-N-D Jennifer Aniston’s series starring her food-loving dog, Clydeo!Clydeo wants to be friends with his new neighbor, Max. But what is the recipe for making new friends?Find out alongside Clydeo in this fun-filled Level 1 I Can Read book by global superstar Jennifer Aniston.&nbsp;Clydeo Makes a Friend&nbsp;is perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences.&nbsp;Whether shared at home or in a classroom, the short sentences, familiar words, and simple concepts of Level One books support success for children eager&nbsp;to start reading on their own.For more fun with Jennifer Aniston and Clydeo, check out:<ul><li>Clydeo versus Peanut Butter, Level 1 I Can Read</li><li>Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life</li><li>Cook with Clydeo: A Cookbook for Kids</li></ul>

Clydeo Makes a Friend

My First I Can Read

Big Dog and Little Dog Getting in Trouble

Just One Gift

The Bat Series

The bestselling Bat returns!&nbsp;Bat and the Business of Ferrets is the fourth title in National Book Award finalist Elana K. Arnold’s heartfelt and widely acclaimed series featuring an unforgettable young boy on the autism spectrum. Now in paperback!Bixby Alexander Tam (nicknamed “Bat”) is about to start fourth grade—and unfortunately for him, everything is changing: There's a new teacher, a new classroom, new seats…and new rules. Mr. Grayson, Bat’s third grade teacher, had a lovable&nbsp;class rabbit named Babycakes who Bat could visit anytime he needed a break. But Mr. Peña does not have a class rabbit. In fact, Mr. Peña doesn't believe in class pets at all. And for Bat, that’s one change too many.Bat and his best friend, Israel, know they need to convince Mr. Peña to change his mind about class pets—and when a business of friendly ferrets arrives at Bat's mom's veterinary clinic, they think they've found the perfect pet to do so. But when they discover that their classmate Lucca also doesn't like the idea of an animal in the classroom, Bat starts to worry that things will never be the way they were again.

Bat and the Business of Ferrets

Growing Together

One small voice has the power to change everything in this dazzling middle grade graphic novel from&nbsp;New York Times bestselling author Marieke Nijkamp and artist Sylvia Bi. The stand-alone companion to the acclaimed&nbsp;Ink Girls&nbsp;is a perfect fit for fans of Wendy Xu and Molly Knox Ostertag.Vale has always dreamed of being a metalworker’s apprentice. But in Siannerra, the guilds rule with an iron fist, and their apprenticeship fees are impossibly high. So Vale and their guildless family must make do with the pennies and scraps they’re able to cobble together with work on the docks or in the market.Until Maestro Giuseppe arrives from abroad, determined to build the city’s first astronomical clock. He doesn’t care for fees or exclusionary practices—and he sees Vale’s talent. He invites Vale into his workshop, and for a while Vale believes all their dreams are coming true. But everything in Siannerra belongs to the guilds, and if anyone tries to break free, there are consequences. Sometimes the gravest of consequences. Still, Vale refuses to stop dreaming. Or fighting. With the help of their friends, they plan to take on the might of the guilds. And together, they may just be strong enough to bend iron to their will. With nuanced and instantly loveable characters and a fully realized, vibrantly illustrated setting, bestselling author Marieke Nijkamp and illustrator Sylvie Bi show once again how anyone—no matter their age—can change their world. An excellent choice for fans of the Lightfall&nbsp;and Wingbearer series.

Clock Hands

Your Turn Marisol Rainey

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