Fiction

“Lot is far from a bleak read. Washington’s language takes the dense texture of poverty and turns into poetry.”

Few mothers can imagine having strong enough ties with their family that they would choose to leave a daughter behind. This is that story.

If you are an admirer of the FBI and/or the CIA you may not like this book, but you still should read it. The FBI is seen as too bureaucratic for its own good and many of its agents inept.

This graphic novel initially finds the caped crusader confronting the worst super villain ever: his own mid-life crisis.

Don’t Wake the Tiger begins right out of the gate as the tiger on the cover sleeps with eyes shut tight. A red sticker invites us to “Watch the faces change!” Intriguing.

With exquisite ink and oil illustrations and simple prose, artist and author Chen Jian Hong tells the ancient Chinese tale about a man-eating tigress who takes vengeance on humans because her cubs

“a lot of fun, enlivened by Farley’s artwork. Charlotte is a bunny scientist you’ll find yourself cheering for!”

“Share this entertaining and informative picture book with young readers for discussion about women’s rights and the many ways women and girls were (are) held back and discouraged from doin

“The Liar's Child delivers a powerful psychological plot with heartbreaking emotion and well-fleshed-out characters that are thrown into an unwanted s

“Reynolds combines urban grit, suburban optimism, and just the right amount of snark to create an unforgettable love story.”

It’s déjà vu all over again! Remember Rover? The eerie, icky white latex ball/balloon that bursts from the sea to envelop escapees from the Village?

“If this should happen to be the last novel in the series, the story couldn’t end in a better way.”