Downing Hahn's recent book is a great example of how to bridge the gap between creepy kiddie book and appropriate horror for the young.

This is yet another long awaited sequel from the wildly popular manga series.

This book could be the most important children's Sci-Fi novel of all time; diversely inspiring the late First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and Christopher Nolan's recent blockbuster movie Interstellar.

There can be no better way to inspire children from the Deep South than to tell them how boys and girls just like them in 1963 changed the world forever!

When students return this, their eyes are wide with amazement at the marvels of a universe with giant black holes in the center of every galaxy!

The Who Was, What Was series is an excellent Social Studies and History resource, and the Greenway Library Media Center has more than any MCPS school.

This excellent story about a simple coal miner daughter's heroics in a "most dangerous game" built a new subgenre of young adult fiction.