I loved this Thea Stilton Graphic novel and thought it gave a beautifully strong message to young girls and boys to believe in themselves, and that they can do anything you put your mind to!
Thea Stilton Graphic Novel #7: A Song For Thea
Dog On A Train
Some books don't need words because sometimes the illustrations are so beautiful and intricate that the story speaks for itself and this is what Kate Prendergast has achieved in her book Dog One a Train.
The Thing About Jellyfish
Much like Suzy, I began researching jellyfish experts and taking notes, not quite sure where my efforts would take me. This is the story that emerged.(Ali Benjamin)
Graphic Novel – Big Nate
Nate reminds me of your typically pre teen and teen (yes I am stereotyping here, and no I probably shouldn't be), looking a little crazy in the school picture (not from lack of trying to look 'normal'), driving teachers a little exasperated and denying he is on a date (it was the only seat left...really it was).
Grover McBane Rescue Dog:Grover Finds a Home
"Grover's tummy had been rumbling all day. He couldn't remember when he'd last had a meal. He wished the Man with Big Boots fed him more often. Doesn't he know that dogs need to eat everyday? Grover thought, as he scrunched his wet body small and tight to try to stay warm. It didn't work. He was still cold."
Mini Science Fun
It is these early positive introductions to STEM that is helping produce young, enthusiastic scientists.
Malala: Activist for Girls Education
This book spreads a positive message and teaches young people, especially young women to be brave, resilient, and to have a strong believe in themselves
OCDaniel- for Tweens and Teens
What an outstanding read, one I highly recommend for tween's, teenagers and adults alike.
Little Big Reads 