Touching graphic novel for gr. 4-7 highlighting the power of virtual reality in psychological growth. Lo & Behold by Wendy Mass @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

Compelling, heartbreaking YA history Shackled by Candy J. Cooper. Use this in a high school government class instead of a textbook. @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

Delightful, accessible under-200 page realistic fiction for gr 4-6 about estranged relatives & trying things that are new (& scary!) Time To Roll by Jamie Sumner. @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

Superb YA memoir series “I, Witness” centers teens living through important current events. This volume, “Hurricane: My Story of Resilience” was written by Salvador Gómez-Colón & shares his story of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

Prehistoric animals, newscasters, & competition in this goofy graphic novel for grades 2-5, The Mighty Bite by Nathan Hale @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

America Redux: Visual Stories from Our Dynamic History By Ariel Aberg-Riger, Illustrated by Ariel Aberg-Riger. Fascinating & incredible YA graphic nonfiction history. @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

Finally Seen by Kelly Yang. Exquisite realistic fiction for grades 5-8 about immigration, learning a new language, guilt, & authenticity. @follettcontent #SneakPeekReads

Thanks @PWKidsBookshelf for the blurb about this great book! Staff, we have a new copy! candlewick.com/book_files/15…

Gumluck the Wizard makes a lot of mistakes, but his heart is in the right place! The Story of Gumluck the Wizard by Adam Rex. Fantasy for grades 1-3. #SneakPeekReads @follettcontent

What is the strange new object in the pond? Leave it to Detective Duck! The Case of the Strange Spash (Detective Duck #1), by Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver, illustrated by Dan Santat. Animal personification mystery for grades 1-3. #SneakPeekReads @follettcontent