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The Legend of Greyhallow by Summer Rachel Short

By Betsy Farquhar | Feb 19, 2025

The Legend of Greyhallow is a fun, inventive fantasy, perfect for an entertaining, recreational read. The Legend of Greyhallow by Summer Rachel Short. Simon & ...

*The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin

By Hayley Morell | Jan 23, 2025

An intriguing, code-breaking adventure introduces young teens to the work at Bletchley Park. *The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin. Viking, 2024. 400 ...

Jack Zulu and the Girl with the Golden Wings by S. D. Smith

By Betsy Farquhar | Sep 9, 2024

Jack Zulu and the Girl with the Golden Wings is an exhilarating installment in the Jack Zulu series, but it will leave you wanting more! ...

The Minor Miracle by Meredith Davis

By Betsy Farquhar | Sep 2, 2024

The Minor Miracle is a light-hearted, fun read with lots of heart, perfect for fans of comic books, superheroes, and friends. The Minor Miracle: The ...

*The Wilderking Trilogy by Jonathan Rogers (20th anniversary editions)

By Betsy Farquhar | Aug 12, 2024

Aidan, fifth son of a Lord of Corenwald, befriends Feechies, defeats a giant, and leads a loyal group of followers in the Wilderking Trilogy, a ...

*Rwendigo Tales by J. A. Myhre

By Betsy Farquhar | May 16, 2024

Dr. Myhre wrote the engaging Rwendigo Tales, a middle grades series with spiritual overtones, based upon her experience as a doctor serving in Africa. Note: ...

The Book Scavenger Series by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman

By Betsy Farquhar | Apr 1, 2024

The Book Scavenger Series is an engaging middle grades mystery series for book lovers and puzzle aficionados. Book Scavenger Series by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman. Square ...

Arc of a Scythe Trilogy by Neal Shusterman

By Betsy Farquhar | Mar 1, 2024

The Arc of a Scythe Trilogy is a thought-provoking dystopian series for mature teens; it has problematic elements but raises good questions about the essential ...

*Charis in the World of Wonders by Marly Youmans

By Betsy Farquhar | Oct 16, 2023

Charis in the World of Wonders is a richly satisfying novel of a young Puritan woman who learns much about the world and herself through ...

Beneath the Swirling Sky by Carolyn Leiloglou

By Megan Saben | Sep 12, 2023

Vincent and his cousin Georgia travel through the Corridor and art masterpieces to rescue Vincent's little sister while trying to undo the villainous efforts of ...

Starboard by Nicola Skinner

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 28, 2023

Starboard takes a young reality-TV star on an involuntary voyage of self-discovery. Starboard by Nicola Skinner. Harper 2023 (US edition), 398 pages. Reading Level: Middle ...

*Arthur, the Always King by Kevin Crossley-Holland

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 6, 2023

The lavishly-illustrated Arthur the Always King communicates the doomed majesty of the Arthurian legend. *Arthur, the Always King by Kevin Crossley-Holland, illustrated by Chris Riddell. ...

*The Many Assassinations of Samir, the Seller of Dreams by Daniel Nayeri: A Book Discussion

By Janie Cheaney | Apr 27, 2023

*The Many Assassinations of Samir, the Seller of Dreams by Daniel Nayeri: Betsy and Janie Discuss The Many Assassinations of Samir, the Seller of Dreams ...

The Silence of Bones by June Hur

By Betsy Farquhar | Mar 31, 2023

Can Seol figure out what happened to her brother even as she investigates a murder? The Silence of Bones is a gritty, historical mystery for ...

2023 Newbery Winner: Freewater by Amina Luqman-Dawson

By Janie Cheaney | Feb 28, 2023

Freewater, this year's Newbery Medal winner, is as much an adventure tale as little-known history. Freewater by Amina Luqman-Dawson. Little, Brown (James Patterson Presents), 2022, ...

Lines of Courage by Jennifer A. Nielsen

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 19, 2022

Lines of Courage follows five young protagonists through the epoch-making carnage of World War I. Lines of Courage by Jennifer A. Nielsen. Scholastic Press, 2022, ...

Maze Runner Series: a Christian Response

By Betsy Farquhar | Aug 15, 2022

High octane, fast-paced adventure books for teens, the Maze Runner books raise interesting questions if readers can stop long enough to ponder. The Maze Runner ...

Quick Summer Reads: Treasure Tracks, High Score, and Wretched Waterpark

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 9, 2022

Three entertaining novels for the adventure-seeker, the heist-lover, and the doom-aficionado. Treasure Tracks by S. A. Rodriguez. Farrar Straus Giroux, 2022, 214 pages. Reading Level: ...

Lord of the Flies: A Christian Response

By Betsy Farquhar | Aug 1, 2022

When British boys are stranded alone on an island, can they govern themselves? Reading Level: Teens, ages 12 and up Recommended For: Teens, ages 15 ...

Spineless by Samantha San Miguel

By Janie Cheaney | Jul 14, 2022

A sickly young man finds both adventure and wisdom in Spineless, an enjoyable debut novel set in turn-of-the-century Florida. Spineless by Samantha San Miguel. Union ...

Trapped in Terror Bay by Sigmund Brouwer

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 21, 2022

Trapped in Terror Bay takes readers into the mystery of the ill-fated Arctic voyage of the Franklin Expedition, 1845. Trapped in Terror Bay: Solving the ...

Rip to the Rescue

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 8, 2022

Rip to the Rescue is a true-to-life World War II adventure featuring heroic teens and one heroic dog. Rip to the Rescue by Miriam Halahmy. ...

*Watership Down by Richard Adams

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 7, 2022

Richard Adams' classic tale employs noble themes of vision, courage, and sacrifice among some of the most humble and ordinary of animals in their quest ...

The Dragon and the Stone (Dreamkeeper Saga #1) by Kathryn Butler

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 2, 2022

The Dreamkeeper Saga weaves Christian themes, Arthurian legend, and reliable fantasy tropes into a promising series for middle-graders. The Dragon and the Stone (Dreamkeeper Saga ...

The Last Mapmaker by Christina Soontornvat

By Janie Cheaney | May 17, 2022

In The Last Mapmaker, a low-born but spirited girl, an aged craftsman, and high stakes at sea make for a satisfying adventure. The Last Mapmaker ...

Itch: the Explosive Adventures of an Element Hunter by Simon Mayo

By Janie Cheaney | Apr 18, 2022

Solid science adds heft to Itch, a present-day sci-fi novel with elements of an international spy thriller. Itch: the Explosive Adventures of an Element Hunter, ...

Northwind by Gary Paulsen

By Janie Cheaney | Mar 24, 2022

Northwind follows a boy into the northern wilderness to be reborn in the harsh cradle of nature. Northwind by Gary Paulsen. Farrar Strauss Giroux, 2022, ...

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*The World of Tumbleweed Thompson books by Glenn McCarty

By Megan Saben | Mar 11, 2022

Humorous and winsome, tales from the World of Tumbleweed Thompson will engage young fans of Tom Sawyer and Homer Price. Reading Level: Middle Grades, Ages ...

Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley

By Betsy Farquhar | Mar 3, 2022

A striking debut novel for older teens that is simultaneously gritty and tender, gripping and thought-provoking. Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley. Henry Holt, 2021. 496 ...

*The Double Dangerous Book for Boys

By Megan Saben | Jan 4, 2022

The Double Dangerous Book for Boys by Conn, Arthur, and Cameron Iggulden is a clean, engaging, fascinating, and robust book for boys, just like the ...

Fallout by Steve Sheinkin

By Betsy Farquhar | Dec 6, 2021

Sheinkin brings the Cuban Missile Crisis to life in this nail-biting read for young teens. Fallout: Spies, Superbombs, and the Ultimate Cold War Showdown by ...

Here, There Be Dragons by James A. Owen

By Betsy Farquhar | Nov 26, 2021

John, Charles, and Jack go to the edge of the world in this wild, fantastic romp through the lands of myth and legend. Here, There ...

Stowaway by John David Anderson

By Janie Cheaney | Nov 8, 2021

Stowaway offers nonstop action, interesting characters, and food for thought with classic science fiction tropes. Stowaway by John David Anderson. HarperCollins (Walden Pond), 2021, 368 ...

Attack of the Killer Komodos by Summer Rachel Short

By Betsy Farquhar | Sep 13, 2021

Action, adventure, and chimeras await Maggie and Nate in Yellowstone in the Attack of the Killer Komodos. Attack of the Killer Komodos (A Maggie and ...

The Raconteur’s Commonplace Book by Kate Milford

By Betsy Farquhar | Sep 6, 2021

15 storytellers each tell a mesmerizing tale for the Raconteur's Commonplace book, a book as clever as any Milford has written. The Raconteur's Commonplace Book ...

Right Cross by Andrew Huff

By Betsy Farquhar | Aug 30, 2021

John and Christine face the most nefarious villain yet in Right Cross, the conclusion to the Shepherd Suspense Trilogy. Right Cross (Shepherd Suspense #3) by ...

*The Ship of Stolen Words by Fran Wilde

By Janie Cheaney | Jul 13, 2021

The Ship of Stolen Words is light, enjoyable fantasy anchored by a worthy theme. *The Ship of Stolen Words by Fran Wilde. Abrams, 2021, 386 ...

Loot and Sting by Jude Watson

By Betsy Farquhar | Jun 21, 2021

Loot and Sting are light-hearted "heist" novels for middle grades. Loot and Sting by Jude Watson. Scholastic, 2015 (Loot) and 2017 (Sting). 272 pages (both). ...

City Spies Series by James Ponti

By Betsy Farquhar | Jun 21, 2021

City Spies is a fun, middle grades mystery series featuring undercover teen spies from around the world, each with a special talent. City Spies Series ...

Atlantis: The Accidental Invasion by Gregory Mone

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 11, 2021

This series-opener promises a clash of civilizations between Earth’s terra firma and the “lost” continent of Atlantis. Atlantis #1: The Accidental Invasion by Gregory Mone. ...

The Overthrow Series by Kenneth Oppel: Bloom, Hatch, and Thrive

By Betsy Farquhar | Jun 7, 2021

The fast-paced Overthrow sci-fi series by Kenneth Oppel raises interesting questions for young teens. The Overthrow Series by Kenneth Oppel. Knopf Books for Young Readers. ...

Jonesy Flux and the Gray Legion by James Pray

By Janie Cheaney | May 25, 2021

Jonesy Flux is a spunky space voyager with unsuspected potential, in this action-packed science fiction debut. Jonesy Flux and the Gray Legion by James Pray. ...

The Accidental Apprentice by Amanda Foody

By Janie Cheaney | May 14, 2021

The Accidental Apprentice kicks off this middle-grade fantasy series with a rush of wind and a menagerie of fantastic Beasts. The Accidental Apprentice (Wilderlore vol. ...

The London Eye Mystery by Siobhan Dowd

By Betsy Farquhar | Apr 8, 2021

An intriguing mystery for middle grades: what happens when someone gets on the London Eye, a closed system, and doesn't get off? The London Eye ...

Rescue by Jennifer A. Nielsen

By Janie Cheaney | Apr 5, 2021

In Rescue, a 12-year-old girl joins the French Resistance to free her father from the Nazis. Rescue by Jennifer A. Nielsen. Scholastic, 2021, 379 pages. ...

The Lion of Mars by Jennifer L. Holm

By Janie Cheaney | Mar 5, 2021

In The Lion of Mars, when the adults succumb to illness, the kids of the space colony must find a way to survive. The Lion ...

Attacked at Sea by Michael J. Tougias

By Janie Cheaney | Mar 2, 2021

Attacked at Sea tells the harrowing story of surviving a U-Boat submarine attack in the early days of World War II. Attacked at Sea: A ...

Into the Clouds by Tod Olson

By Janie Cheaney | Feb 2, 2021

Into the Clouds is the grueling saga of three expeditions that failed to summit the second-highest--but most dangerous--mountain in the world. Into the Clouds: The ...

The Finest Hours by Michael Tougias

By Janie Cheaney | Feb 2, 2021

The 1952 rescue of over twenty stranded seamen on a halved oil tanker ranks as one of the Coast Guard's' "finest hours." The Finest Hours: ...

The Prince Warriors Series by Priscilla Shirer with Gina Detwiler

By Betsy Farquhar | Dec 28, 2020

Battles on earth mirror those in the spiritual realm, and these young Prince Warriors learn to wield their spiritual armor in both places in this ...

The Epic Bible

By Janie Cheaney | Dec 12, 2020

The Epic Bible tells the entire story of the Bible in graphic format and dramatic style, with some embellishment. The Epic Bible: God’s Story from ...

Outlaws of Time Series by N. D. Wilson

By Betsy Farquhar | Nov 23, 2020

Wilson's Outlaws of Time series is intense, time travel fun with plenty of action and philosophy thrown in. Great for young teens. Outlaws of Time ...

13 Books for 13 Year Old Boys (and Girls!)

By Betsy Farquhar | Nov 13, 2020

13 year olds: ready to be done with middle school, but not yet in high school. Officially "teenagers," but plenty of maturing still to do. ...

The Tripods Series by John Christopher (Retro Reads)

By Betsy Farquhar | Oct 19, 2020

The Tripods: classic science fiction from the 1960s that's still enjoyable for today's young teens. The Tripods Series by John Christopher: The White Mountains, The ...

*Beyonders Trilogy

By Megan Saben | Oct 12, 2020

Jason, an ordinary American boy, is summoned into a world that needs a hero. Original, highly imaginative, full of action and characters who are ready ...

The Mutant Mushroom Takeover by Summer Rachel Short

By Betsy Farquhar | Oct 5, 2020

Bioluminescent fungi, a strange death, and zombie-like side effects threaten Maggie and Nate's small town. Can they solve the mystery in time to save the ...

Superman Smashes the Klan by Gene Luen Yang

By Janie Cheaney | Sep 5, 2020

This latest iteration of the Superman legend by Gene Luen Yang includes familiar faces, social commentary, and historical context--also one big misstep. Superman Smashes the ...

Daring Darleen, Queen of the Screen by Anne Nesbet

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 4, 2020

Daring Darleen, heroine of Saturday serials, stumbles into a real-life adventure in this clever saga from the early days of photoplays. Daring Darleen, Queen of ...

The Arrow and the Crown by Emma Fox

By Betsy Farquhar | Aug 3, 2020

Adventure meets fairy tale in this delightful fantasy read for teens (and their parents!). The Arrow and the Crown by Emma Fox. Independently published, 2019. ...

The Asterix Series, American-style

By Janie Cheaney | Jul 24, 2020

The now-classic Asterix comic series receives an American gloss in a new edition. Astrix Omnibus #1, 2, and 3 by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo. ...

The Brotherband Chronicles by John Flanagan

By Betsy Farquhar | Jul 2, 2020

Swashbuckling adventure with mythical Medieval Vikings? Sign me up. The Brotherband Chronicles by John Flanagan. Philomel, 2011-present. Reading Level: Ages 12-15Recommended For: Ages 12 and ...

Shepherd Suspense Novels by Andrew Huff

By Betsy Farquhar | Jun 22, 2020

Action-packed thrillers with a conscience and spiritual sensitivity, the Shepherd Suspense novels will hook teen readers. A Cross to Kill and Cross Shadow by Andrew ...

Two Years before the Mast by Richard Henry Dana

By Janie Cheaney | May 29, 2020

Published 180 years ago, Two Years before the Mast remains a vivid portrait of 19th-century seafaring in early America. Two Years before the Mast by ...

Lost in the Pacific, 1942: Not a Drop to Drink by Tod Olson

By Betsy Farquhar | May 25, 2020

8 men struggle to survive when they're lost at sea in this "drama in real life" story for middle grades. Lost in the Pacific, 1942: ...

The Brendan Voyage by Tim Severin

By Betsy Farquhar | May 5, 2020

The Brendan Voyage is the real life adventure story of a man who tried to recreate a Medieval legend: sailing across the North Atlantic from ...

Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell

By Betsy Farquhar | Apr 16, 2020

In this classic survival story, Karana learns to fend for herself on an island after her tribe leaves for the mainland. Island of the Blue ...

Scary Stories for Young Foxes by Christian Heidicker

By Janie Cheaney | Mar 20, 2020

Scary Stories for Young Foxes, a 2020 Newbery Honor Book, may be more disturbing than encouraging. Scary Stories for Young Foxes by Christian Heidicker. Henry ...

By Janie Cheaney | Jan 16, 2020

Continuing our roundup of possible contender for the 2020 Newbery Medal All the Greys on Greene Street by Laura Tucker. Viking, 320 pages. Olympia’s artist ...

By Betsy Farquhar | Jan 8, 2020

The true story of John Wesley Powell, "Major Impossible" who mapped the Grand Canyon, told in graphic novel format. Major Impossible (Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales ...

Newbery Roundup #1: The Line Tender, Tristan Strong, and 1919

By Janie Cheaney | Jan 6, 2020

Newbery season is upon us, culminating in the American Library Association Youth Media Awards on January 27. We've been keeping an eye on books that ...

The Fowl Twins by Eoin Colfer

By Janie Cheaney | Dec 13, 2019

While Artemis Fowl speeds toward Mars, the Fowl Twins step to starring roles in their own adventures in this page-turning series opener. The Fowl Twins ...

Wildfire by Rodman Philbrick

By Janie Cheaney | Nov 14, 2019

Wildfire is a fast read that will take even reluctant readers into the heart of a fast-moving catastrophe. Wildfire by Rodman Philbrick. Blue Sky (Scholastic), ...

Skyjacked by Paul Griffin

By Janie Cheaney | Nov 14, 2019

Five high school students and one air-traffic intern will be severely tested as their private plane is Skyjacked. Skyjacked by Paul Griffin. Scholastic, 2019, 227 ...

The Good Thieves by Katherine Rundel

By Janie Cheaney | Nov 1, 2019

The Good Thieves combines compelling action and an irresistible “heist” tale with striking prose. The Good Thieves by Katherine Rundel. Simon & Schuster, 2019, 272 ...

A Wolf Called Wander by Roseanne Parry

By Janie Cheaney | Oct 16, 2019

A Wolf Called Wander sensitively traces the journey of a young wolf in his quest for a new home and pack. A Wolf Called Wander ...

Robin Hood: Twice Told

By Hayley Morell | Oct 8, 2019

There’s something appealing about Robin Hood. —Maybe even more-so to American sensibilities. Granted, we didn’t rob from the rich for the sake of the poor. ...

Titan and the Wild Boars by Susan Hood and Pathana Sorhiran

By Janie Cheaney | Oct 1, 2019

The true story of the daring rescue of the Thai Soccer team will bring its tension and drama home to young readers. Titan and the ...

The Lady Is a Spy by Don Mitchell

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 27, 2019

This biography of Virginia Hall for young people tells the little-known story of a daring World War II spy. The Lady is a Spy: Virginia ...

When We Were Lost by Kevin Wignall

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 20, 2019

This tense survival tale illustrates contrasting forms of leadership as teens struggle to find their way out of the Brazilian jungle. When We Were Lost ...

The Ranger’s Apprentice Series by John Flanagan

By Betsy Farquhar | Aug 15, 2019

A best-selling series for young teens set in a Medieval-esque, pseudo European world that combines adventure, heroism, villains, danger, and a touch of love. The ...

The Strangers by Margaret Peterson Haddix

By Janie Cheaney | Aug 14, 2019

Popular children's author Margaret Peterson Haddix begins another sci-fi/adventure series for middle-graders. The Strangers (Greystone Secrets #1) by Margaret Peterson Haddix. HarperCollins, 2019, 416 pages ...

The Last Last-Day-of-Summer by Lamar Giles

By Janie Cheaney | Jun 7, 2019

The "last day of summer" turns into a literal race against time for two intrepid, legendary sleuths. The Last Last-Day-of-Summer by Lamar Giles. Versify (HMH), ...

The Odyssey: a Graphic Novel by Gareth Hinds

By Janie Cheaney | May 22, 2019

This graphic-novel adaptation of The Odyssey has some beautiful panels and a few problems. The Odyssey: a Graphic Novel by Gareth Hinds. Candlewick, 2010, 248 ...

The Iliad: a Graphic Novel by Gareth Hinds

By Janie Cheaney | May 22, 2019

Gareth Hinds' adaptation of The Iliad is an excellent introduction to Homer's classic for middle graders and teens. *The Iliad: a Graphic Novel Adaptation by ...

*By the Great Horn Spoon by Sid Fleischman (Retro Read)

By Betsy Farquhar | Apr 1, 2019

Jack and Praiseworthy must use their wits and resourcefulness if they are to strike it rich in California's goldfields in this funny middle grades novel. ...

Spy Runner by Eugene Yelchin

By Janie Cheaney | Mar 22, 2019

A dauntless 11-year-old boy confronts a possible Russian spy in this Cold-War-era thriller. Spy Runner by Eugene Yelchin. Henry Holt (Godwin Books), 2019, 343 pages ...

Literaritea: Classics and new favorites

By Megan Saben | Feb 27, 2019

Literaritea is a fresh series in which Megan offers a taste of her experiences reading picture books and poetry aloud to her five boys, ages 2-12. Ideally we have teatime with our literature, but not always. These are the books that resonate with all of us and if I don't own these titles yet, I ...

*Monster Blood Tattoo Trilogy by D. M. Cornish

By Hayley Morell | Feb 19, 2019

Foundling, Lamplighter, and Factotum by D. M. Cornish. G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2006-2010. Ages 12 & up. Reading Level: Young Adult, ages 12-14 Recommended for: ages 12 & ...

Resistance by Jennifer A. Nielsen

By Janie Cheaney | Oct 19, 2018

A teenage girl enlists in the Jewish resistance in Poland during World War II. Resistance by Jennifer A. Nielsen. Scholastic, 2018, 385 pages. Reading Level: ...

Black Rock Brothers by S. J. Dahlstrom

By Janie Cheaney | Sep 25, 2018

Wilder Good, now thirteen, continues his outdoor adventures with his biggest challenge yet. Black Rock Brothers (Wilder Good #5) by S. J. Dahlstrom. Paul Dry ...

Five Favorites: Old and New

By Hayley Morell | Sep 6, 2018

With leaves changing and school beginning, our Redeemed Reader intern, Zoe Watters, shares five books that can be enjoyed any time of year. As she ...

The Princess Bride by William Goldman

By Betsy Farquhar | Jul 9, 2018

The Princess Bride is just as delightful in book form as it is in movie form (or vice versa, depending on which you've already experienced!). ...

Retro Reads: The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

By Betsy Farquhar | Jun 25, 2018

Read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's adventure classic, The Lost World, a book that has clear links to Jurassic Park! The Lost World by Sir Arthur ...

Isle of Blood and Stone by Makiia Lucier

By Hayley Morell | Jun 22, 2018

Mysterious maps, sea creatures, and an island kingdom where dark secrets threaten to emerge . . . All the makings for an excellent story. Isle ...

Rapid Fire: Five Recent YA

By Hayley Morell | May 30, 2018

Reading YA takes time. Books often stretch to 400 plus pages, and sometimes at the end of the day, those 400 pages aren't worth an ...

The Traitor’s Game by Jennifer Nielsen

By Janie Cheaney | May 22, 2018

This YA fantasy adventure places a spunky nobleman’s daughter in the middle of a “traitor’s game” between her corrupt father and a compromised opposition. Ages ...

The Mad Wolf’s Daughter by Diane Magras

By Janie Cheaney | May 18, 2018

A teenage "Mad Wolf's Daughter" in late medieval Scotland stakes her claim to legendary status. Ages 10-14 The Mad Wolf’s Daughter by Diane Magras. Penguin ...

Raffie on the Run by Jacqueline Resnick

By Janie Cheaney | Apr 26, 2018

Raffie, an intrepid subway rat, embarks on a fearsome quest to rescue his little brother in this lively animal adventure with memorable characters. Ages 8-12 ...

The Wishmakers by Tyler Whitesides

By Janie Cheaney | Apr 17, 2018

This fantasy series opener sends one young “wishmaker” and his personal genie on a wild ride to save the world—with consequences attached. The Wishmakers by ...

Survivor Diaries by Terry Lynn Johnson

By Janie Cheaney | Mar 6, 2018

The Survivor Diaries series present 10-and-11 year olds in life-threatening situations, who find the courage to persevere and . . . survive! Ages 7-11 Survivor Diaries: ...