Does your middle grade reader need a new book to read? Are they fans of fantasy? Mythology? Adventure? Realistic fiction? WE GOT YOU! Check out some of Children’s Department’s staff recommendations for FICTION CHAPTER BOOKS that came out this year. Check these titles out at the Homewood Public Library Children’s Department or place a hold on them through the link provided below. Enjoy!
-Miss Cristina
- Egg Marks the Spot by Amy Timberlake
- Join Skunk and Badger on a treasure-finding adventure. Perfect for readers who enjoy humorous family read alouds, this sequel of Skunk and Badger introduces readers to a fun-filled mystery, which makes readers guess and use their detective skills.
- Amari and the Night Brothers by B.B. Alston
- When Amari’s brother goes missing, she is in a quest to find out where he has gone with the help of the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs. In this magical world that she never existed, she is introduced to fairies, aliens, and other supernatural creatures in hopes of locating her brother. This fantasy and adventure book is perfect for fans of Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky, Percy Jackson, and The Nevermoor series.
- We Belong by Cookie Hiponia Everman
- When two sisters ask about their family history, their lives change with the new information they learn from their mother. This novel written in-verse packed with magical realism introduces readers to Filipino mythology, which is perfect for readers who are interested in mythology from different countries.
- Scary Stories For Young Foxes: The City by Christian McKay Heidicker
- The intertwining lives of foxes from the sequel continues in this book. Mia and Uly are back with new adventures and mischief. This suspenseful chapter book will definitely keep readers on their toes, but it isn’t scary enough for those who get freaked out easily.
- Clarice the Brave by Lisa McMann
- A young mouse named Clarice discovers herself in a ship filled with fascinating characters, which sends her in a whirlwind of adventure! Perfect for fans of The Unwanteds, readers are going to root for Clarice’s perseverance in hopes of a better future.
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