I think
many middle grade readers appreciate this kind of honesty and clarity, especially because many of them deal with complicated emotional dynamics like those explored in the book.
«While most African - American children's literature focuses on either slavery or the Civil Rights movement, Moses
gives middle grade readers a glimpse of a time when slavery was recent enough to weigh heavily on the minds and hearts of African Americans, yet a more equitable future was also imaginable.»
Fiction and nonfiction can
help middle grade readers develop empathy and gain insight into how people — real and imagined — deal with challenges no matter who they are, or where or when they live.
«I'm always afraid of being mediocre and trite, without
offering middle grade readers something which will inspire them and push them to be change agents.
But I'm going to go with «treasure» when it comes to two books coming in April,
when middle grade readers can enjoy new books from two celebrated children's book authors, published posthumously: Ice Whale by Jean Craighead George and The Islands of Chaldea by Diana Wynne Jones.
DongWon Song represents commercial fiction for adult, young adult, and
middle grade readers as well as select nonfiction.
Matt Stanton brings his veteran children's book chops to this hilarious series, perfect for
early middle grade readers looking for side - splitting laughs!
Bestselling author Suzanne Collins first made her mark in children's literature with the New York Times bestselling Underland Chronicles series
for middle grade readers.
Activist and award - winning author Ilyasah Shabazz, the daughter of Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz, joins with novelist Renée Watson to
give middle grade readers a glimpse into the early life of her mother.
One minor point — MY MIXED - UP BERRY BLUE SUMMER, which will be available May 8, is for
middle grade readers.
The middle grades readers described in the CCSS cite textual evidence to support their ideas, write for different purposes, read across a variety of texts, and use academic language throughout the learning process.
Our approach makes the best of adolescent literature available to
middle grades readers.
Angus, Thongs is a laugh - out - loud contemporary realistic fiction young adult (YA) book; The Night Gardener is a ghost story set in the mid-19th century and written for
middle grade readers (ages 9 to 12, or grades 4 to 7).
Middle grade readers can relate to Molly not only because of her inherant hopefulness but also because she doesn't have to contend with, say, the daily social politics of ninth grade (or in British - speak, fourth form) the way Georgia Nicolson of Angus, Thongs does.
Return to Augie Hobble by Lane Smith One word to describe Smith's first novel for
middle grade readers: wacky.
An entire generation of young adult and
middle grade readers have missed out on the buzz generated by a new release of the content, at least until now.
Although it's easy to surmise what probably happened to Werner's family, Zibart presents the harsh realities of Jewish life both in Germany and as an immigrant in the U.S. in a manner appropriate for
middle grade readers.
Although theoretically published for
middle grade readers, The Folk Keeper is in many ways the perfect YA novel: It's about power, gender, identity and the interplay between who you're born as and who you choose to become.
I say this only because I continue to think that, for
middle grade readers, paper books play an important role.
Realistic but without more intensity than
middle grade readers can handle, Sarah's pitch - perfect narration captures her frustration in trying to communicate with her distant father («He is hard, frozen ice cream and I am a weak spoon.»)
She is also the author of an upcoming picture book, Year of the Jungle, and the New York Times bestselling Underland Chronicles series for
middle grade readers, which started with Gregor the Overlander.
«Middle Shelf is a digital - only magazine featuring the best books for
middle grade readers.
Now, each flyer will be labelled as to the grade level the books are appropriate for, as well as having a separate and more comprehensive catalog each month for
middle grade readers.
Plus,
middle grade readers, even with the proliferation of cheaper - and - cheaper ereaders, still read paper books.
I have
a middle grade reader that is edited and ready to be published.
Middle grade readers have a great sense of humor, and most of them still like a happy ending.
Sleeping Bear Press is a well regarded publisher of board books, picture books,
middle grade readers, and young adult fiction.