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*The Hotel Balzaar by Kate DiCamillo
By Janie Cheaney
In The Hotel Balzaar, Kate DiCamillo continues her magical Norendy Tales series with intriguing hints of further connections.
Two Cozy Chapter Books: Beti and the Little Round House and Stella & Marigold
By Janie Cheaney
Two new Chapter Books about Beti, Stella, and Marigold celebrate the simple joys of seasons and siblings.
Home Is Right Where You Are by Ruth Chou Simons
By Betsy Farquhar
Home Is Right Where You Are: Ruth Chou Simons takes inspiration from Psalm 23 in this gentle, loving reminder to her reader that the Lord is with us wherever we go.
*A Wondrous Mystery: Daily Advent Devotions by Charles Spurgeon
By Betsy Farquhar
Joyful and thoughtful, A Wondrous Mystery offers 30 devotional readings drawn from Charles Spurgeon’s sermons.
*Promises Made Promises Kept: A Family Devotional for Christmas by Marty Machowski
By Betsy Farquhar
Promises Made Promises Kept is a short, engaging, 2-week Christmas devotional that invites families to look at God’s promises in the Old Testament that are fulfilled in Jesus in the New Testament.
*I Worked Hard on That! by Robyn Wall
By Megan Saben
Kiara the spider keeps trying to make a web that is beautiful, not just practical, and her efforts are repeatedly foiled. Playful language, lovely illustrations,…
Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell
By Janie Cheaney
Impossible Creatures takes readers on an unforgettable quest to re-enchant an imaginary world—that may not be as imaginary as it seems.
The Found Boys by S. D. Smith
By Janie Cheaney
The “Found Boys” find trouble in their West Virginia small town, but also deepen their understanding of grace and forgiveness.
Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody by Patrick Ness
By Janie Cheaney
Zeke, a “Lizard Nobody” in his own opinion (as well as an actual lizard) learns to stand up for himself in this hilarious and heartfelt tale.