Category: Middle Grade
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Pippa Park Raises Her Game
By Erin Yun Overview: This is a super relatable story about a girl caught in her own web of lies as she tries to survive middle school. Pippa thinks and behaves like a real kid. Anyone grades six to eight… Continue reading
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Parked
By Danielle Svetcov Overview: I loved this book! It was really sweet and gave me lots of hope. If these lovable characters can force their way out of homelessness, all of us can beat the Corona virus pandemic! Kids grades… Continue reading
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Eragon
By Christopher Paolini Overview: I’d recommend this book to dragon fans or people who enjoyed Harry Potter. It’s a fast paced adventure that will keep you turning pages until the end! People grades seven and up would enjoy this book.… Continue reading
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Sherlock, Lupin, & Me
By Allesandro Gatti Overview: Honestly, I didn’t read this for a thought provoking, well developed mystery. I read it because it was fun, quick, and mildly entertaining. While it had some good parts, it also had its flaws. Kids grades… Continue reading
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Mortal Engines
By Phillip Reeve Overview: The plot and whole premise of Municipal Darwinism was actually super interesting. It was crazy to think about how that works and the worldbuilding was actually really good. I did not like the way it was… Continue reading
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All Rise for the Honorable Perry T. Cook
By Leslie Connor Overview: This story is cute at some points and sad at others. I really felt like the story was happening in real time and I could not help but get frustrated when annoying things happened to the… Continue reading
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The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl
By Stacy McAnulty Overview: I loved this book! It was funny, heartwarming, and adorable all at once! The characters are so well developed, and each one grows throughout the book. Kids around the grades of 6 through eighth grade might… Continue reading
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The Diamond Thief
By Sharon Gosling Overview: The Diamond Thief is extremely entertaining, with heists, steampunk amazingness, and well developed, interesting characters! I’d say kids in grades six and up would enjoy it, but the content is fine for younger, advanced readers. Continue reading