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Dugout Rivals
$6.95Jake Daley loves baseball. He loves playing for the Red Sox in the Woodside baseball league. He loves playing short stop. Most of all, he loves to win.Uncharted Waters
$7.95 – $14.95A confused adolescent boy learns that the best way to tackle life's problems is head-on.Chasing the Nightbird
$7.95 – $15.95In this action-packed historical adventure, a brave young man must rely on his wits and his friends to escape an unwelcome fate.Charlie’s Story
$6.95Abandoned by her mother at Victoria Station in London when she is only four, Charlotte "Charlie" Collins is sent to live with her father in Dublin. Now fourteen, Charlie struggles to come to terms with the reasons for her mother's desertion, her father's silence, and the cruelty of her classmates.Throwing Heat
$6.95 – $14.95Jack has a sizzling fastball, but does he have what it takes to pitch his team to victory?Natchez Under-the-Hill
$8.95Set against the dramatic backdrop of the dangerous Natchez Trace in 1811, this sequel to The Devil’s Highway recounts the continued fast-paced adventures of brave young Zeb and Hannah.Willow King
$6.95Chris Platt’s beloved novel is back in print!Countdown
$22.95Powerful free verse and stunning illustrations tell the true story of the American effort to land the first man on the Moon.This satisfying story explores the powerful impact of our actions on the world around us.Last Cowboys, The
$12.95Grandfather and Roo, a remarkable dog with a vivid imagination, set off from England to America on an exciting expedition to the Wild, Wild West.Bushwhacker, The
$8.95"A black, smoking shell stood where our house had been. The barn that'd been near to twice as big as the house was nothing but a head of ashes too. 'Pa!' My voice cracked and floated up into the early morning sky. Eliza crept up behind me and slipped her hand into mine. ‘They're dead, ain't they, Jacob?'"Summer on the Moon
$7.95 – $15.95A move from an impoverished tenement to an unfinished suburban development turns thirteen-year-old Socko's world inside out.
