Middle Grade

Recommended for teenagers navigating complex relationships. The book features candid stories of young people and their experiences with love, breakups, forgiveness, and more. It offers relatable insights and comfort to those struggling with similar issues.

This book is perfect for anyone who wants to be inspired by the lives of incredibly influential women, as it contains short biographies of 100 such women, contributed by sixty female artists around the world. Each biography is written like a fairy tale, making it an exciting and fun way to learn about these women's lives and accomplishments.

This book is an excellent read for anyone interested in the life of Louis Braille, and how he revolutionized the way blind people are able to read and write. The author, Russell Freedman, presents an inspiring account of Braille's life, from his childhood blindness to his determination to invent a system of raised dots on paper for the blind. The book highlights his determination, hard work and modesty, making it a captivating read for anyone interested in the life of Louis Braille and the history of the Braille system.

This book could be an excellent read for teenagers in pursuit of navigating tricky, often treacherous waters of adolescence, providing numerous perspectives on friendship, relationships, forgiveness and kindness. The stories included are candid and authentic, making it relatable to teenagers who can see themselves reflected in similar situations.