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  Absolute The (Animorphs #51)

  K. A. Applegate

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  The Yeerks aren't playing around anymore. They're no longer hiding behind a silent invasion. And one of the first steps in their new plan is to take over the National Guard, to prepare for all-out war against humanity.Marco and the other Animorphs couldn't be less prepared for this news. The Yeerks know who they are, forcing them to hide to protect their families. Things are falling apart, and for once Jake may not be able to make the decision that will save them...

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  Natën e mirë i dashuri im!...

  Shelley Admont

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  Albanian children's book. Perfect for kids practicing their Albanian language skills. 
  Alex finds it hard to go to sleep, so he starts making up excuses. After reading a bedtime story, his father suggests planning a dream that he would like to see when he falls asleep. Find out where their imagination takes them as they plan his dream together. 
  This bedtime story will help kids feel loved and relaxed, preparing them for a peaceful, sleep-filled night. 
  Goodnight, My Love! by Shelley Admont won the Gold Medal in 2019 Readers' Favorite annual international book award in the Children - General category 
  Aleksi e ka të vështirë të flejë, kështu që nis të nxjerrë justifikime. Pasi i lexon një përrallë para gjumit, babi i sugjeron të planifikojnë një ëndërr që ai do të donte ta shihte kur ta zinte gjumi. Zbuloni ku do t’i çojë ata imagjinata, ndërsa planifikojnë së bashku ëndrrën e tij. 
  Kjo përrallë para gjumit, do t’i ndihmojë fëmijët të çlodhen dhe të ndiejnë se i duan, duke i përgatitur për një natë me gjumë të paqtë.

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  Fortunes & Frenemies

  Marti Dumas

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  EIGHTH GRADE IS COMPLICATED WHEN YOU’RE DEEP IN THAT #WITCHLIFE 
   
  In the past year, Hasani has learned she’s a witch, been accepted by Les Belles Demoiselles, and formed her own coven—and her YouTube followers for her makeup channel are growing every day. Now that she’s in eighth grade, she’s ready to rule the school with all her witch powers and best friends by her side. 
   
  But frenemy LaToya is still at Riverbend Middle causing trouble, both magically and socially. LaToya’s determined to befriend every single possible witch at school (and turn them against Hasani), and Hasani can’t help but wonder if she’s got another scheme going. Witches aren’t supposed to interfere in each other’s business—but what if LaToya is going to hurt someone? Or herself? 
   
  Hasani and her friends Dee, Angelique, and Luz have to figure out for themselves when it’s right to let things lie—and when it’s their responsibility to stand up for their community.

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  42 Wacky Poems

  J.R. Carlson

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  42 wacky poems for wild and wonderful people who enjoy funny and weird poems about anything and everything.

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  Flying Up the Mountain

  Elizabeth-Irene Baitie

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  The companion to Crossing the Stream is a moving story of friendship and a timely reminder of our duty to nature. 
   
  I am an Asafo,  
  and today I do make 
  a solemn promise for  
  Mother Earth’s sake. 
   
  Ato and his best friends Dzifa and Leslie are finally heading to Nnoma, the sanctuary that Ato’s father helped build. They are eager to become Asafo, protectors of the natural world, but Ato also hopes to find a valuable plan hidden by his father to defend Nnoma against “enemy storms.” 
   
  When the trio arrives—along with dozens of children from across West Africa—they meet Eyra, the mysterious but magnetic owner of the sanctuary, as well as Nnoma’s Guardians, who work alongside her. They are then split into teams and must compete in missions that broaden their knowledge and appreciation of nature. The top-scoring teams will become Asafo. 
   
  But there is a secret on the island, and when Eyra starts behaving erratically, Ato suspects foul play. He, Dzifa, Leslie, and their teammate Hafsat must work together quickly to protect Nnoma—and Ato’s father’s legacy. 
   
  Flying Up the Mountain is a propulsive and deeply moving story about how we interact with the world around us: how we love and care for our friends, how weprotect and nurture our environment, and how we safeguard empowering legacies for generations to come.

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  Pilgrim Codex

  Vivian Mansour

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  For fans of Duncan Tonatiuh and Yuyi Morales' Dreamers, a one-of-a-kind book about one immigrant family's journey north, in the vein of an ancient codex and drawing upon Mesoamerican mythology. 
    
  We, the Vargas Ramírez family, come from a faraway place north of Tenochtitlan called Iztapalapa, Land of Clay Upon Water. A land surrounded by cars and dry grass; a place where the pieces of our small world were scattered. For some time we lived there, but then one day my father heard a beautiful birdsong that rose up and appeared to say tihui, tihui, tihui: let’s go, let’s go, let’s go. And so we gathered up our friends who made up that small world and decided to head north, for the other side, and a better life.  
    
  Together the Boy and his family will journey from the Land of the Frogs to The Place Where Feet Cry to the River Where the Waters Tangle, fleeing Gunmen and braving Coyotes and plunging darknesses as black as an obsidian forest. Originally published in Mexico, Pilgrim Codex (Códice peregrino) captures through the eyes of a child one family's part in the ever-changing and fleeting story of the brave migrant warriors who search for a better place to live. 
    
  ★ "Together, word and image work richly together to describe a suspenseful journey of 'many things, terrible and magnificent.'"—Publishers Weekly (starred)

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