New on the shelf this month

As the plague spreads further throughout the northern realm of Raylinette, guards pile corpses ever higher under the burning flames and citizens rage through the streets willing to do almost anything ...

Jennifer A. Nielsen, award-winning author of A Night Divided and Rescue, artfully weaves together the stories of five kids living through World War I, each of whom holds the key to the others' futures...

This is a Tell-All autobiography of a woman who was snatched from her biological parents at the age of 3 months in the early 1970's. She was taken from the USA to South Africa and raised by her abduct...

"There are things I need to tell you—or rather, things I’m not supposed to tell you."A tatterdemalion is someone worn thin by hardship, ragged, overlooked, and barely holding on. When God came for...

I am born in Iceland around 970 AD. Leif Erikson is my name. I wonder what I’ll do when I grow up? My father is a Viking who has red hair and a red beard. Maybe that’s why he is called Erik the Re...

"The Arts Council by Dolly Gray Landon is one of the finest examples of satirical literature you will ever read ... and trust me when I say, once you've read it, you'll never forget it."—Anne Marie ...

The Candle at Fairlight Cove is a gothic ghost story set on the Sussex coast, where sea mist hides old secrets and the cliffs remember every lost soul. Rooted in local folklore and the eerie beauty of...

This is an Aesop Fables over 2,000 years old. You can enjoy reading this fable and try to think about its meaning. At the end of this tale, you will be challenged to figure out the meaning or moral of...

As a child, Christmas was a time of wonder for me. School was closed. Sledding, hot chocolate, decorations, and social gatherings were the order of the day. Finally, on early Christmas morning, I woul...

My name is Julien. I love Monster Trucks. I went to a monster truck show with my mother and father. It was so much fun!

A mother begins to challenge everything she’s been told about her daughter’s murder in a shocking novel of suspense by a New York Times bestselling author.Ten years after her daughter, Melanie, wa...

It is 1792. I am now grown up and 18 years old. I talk my 11 year-old brother Nathaniel Cooley Chapman into going west with me. Ours is a roaming life, walking in bare feet and wearing raggedy clothes...