Each Martin Bridge chapter book is filled with all the joy, creativity, amusement, thrills, spills and occasional disappointments of life as an eight-year-old boy. From toy rocket competitions to Junior Badger camping trips to adventures in the mall at night, Martin’s escapades are always true to life. Written with sensitivity and humor by Jessica Scott Kerrin and warmly illustrated by Joseph Kelly, Martin Bridge is a series all children can connect with.
Heroes in Training is a children's advanture books that follows young versions of legendary heroes like Zeus, Hera, and Poseidon. The series follows the adventures of ten year old Olympians as they embark on a journey of a lifetime to discover their true identities and defeat their Titan enemies.
The Hand-Me-Down Magic series, aimed at ages 6-10, tells the story of cousins Alma and Del, two girls of the same age and same extended family, but with very different family and life experiences thus far.
Fourth grader Charlie Bumpers faces with it all -- from bullies to problems with friends to an annoying cousin to soccer drama -- but through determination and grit, he proves to himself how resilient he is.
With encouragement from his teacher and help from his classmates, eight-year-old Alvin struggles with his efforts to draw a horse for the third-grade art exhibit.
Korean American fourth-grader Clara Lee longs to be Little Miss Apple Pie, and when her luck seems suddenly to change for the better, she overcomes her fear of public speaking and enters the competition.
Are you ready for adventure? Check out this action-packed series that follows two best friends as they race to different parts of the world to solve mysteries and uncover lost treasures!
While focused entirely on gaining admittance to the posh Hillyard School next year, eighth-grader Rosy Cole neglects her friends and her real talent until she finally makes an important discovery about herself
Paige Turner starts fourth grade with a new name in hopes of being more bold and brave, especially when dealing with class bully Viveca and overcoming her stagefright.
The Girls Who Code series is a mashup of the Babysitters Club and Computer Science 101. A group of four or five (depending which book in the series you are on) diverse tween girls navigate friendship, life, coding and hackathons while the authors drop some code fragments into the storyline.