Not all heroes wear capes, and not all superheroes have the golden touch. Some superstars have to work to attain greatness, and they do so with a lot of heart. Such is the story of Hughes in Stephen Curry’s I Have A Superpower. Summary Hughes is a kid who hasRead More →
Dee is sentenced to death after being found guilty of murdering her step-sister, Monica. Alcatraz 2.0 isn’t your typical death row, though, as Dee is given an apartment, job, and social life while awaiting her imminent demise. How will she die? By way of a serial killer commissioned by theRead More →
Molly Bauer is excited to attend the school of her dreams. She turned down a full-ride scholarship to a more notable university for this college! Things are not always what they seem, though, and Molly finds out the hard way that giving your best effort doesn’t always equal favorable results.Read More →
Voting is a civic duty that Marva Sheridan takes seriously. She has canvassed neighborhoods, mobilized groups, and done everything in her power to ensure everyone who is eligible gets out the vote. Duke Crenshaw is also aware of the importance of voting. He just isn’t as excited about the activity.Read More →
Tomás, Autumn, Sylvia, and Claire. Remember those names. A former student named Tyler upends their lives in a matter of minutes. In fact, Tyler tears through the lives of everyone present on the first day of school at Opportunity High School in Marieke Nijkamp’s book, This Is Where It Ends.Read More →
Kevin Lee lives in a crowded Toronto apartment, which is located above his mom’s alterations business. He and his older sister are expected to help with the business and around the house to, hopefully, fill the gap left by their father leaving the family for his mistress. But Kevin isRead More →
Charity Curtis works at a camp designed to scare its visitors straight. Everything is fake. The serial killer isn’t real. There is no imminent danger. Or is there? Kalynn Bayron has created a twisted tale that will keep you invested until the very end in You’re Not Supposed To DieRead More →
Cecil Hall and his family move from Florida to Massachusetts after Cecil’s dad takes a job near Boston. The youngster gets advice about making new friends, which includes connecting with all the Black kids simply because they are Black. But Cecil wants more out of life. It’s just too badRead More →
Carlyle was minding his good reptile business when a baby was placed in the Nile River. He didn’t know it was a baby immediately. In fact, Carlyle thought it was something to eat. It didn’t take long for the humans to discover the child and take him to safety. ThisRead More →
Justine Silver is not necessarily proud to be Jewish. It’s not that she doesn’t partially appreciate her family and culture. It’s just that her friend, Mary Catherine, is Catholic and that religion seems to come with more perks. Sara Darer Littman gives us a funny yet heartfelt story about aRead More →