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  Shadow Fox

  Carlie Sorosiak

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  A beautiful story of loss and belonging, all told through the eyes of a wild, affectionate, prickly fox who has a love of collecting shoes and not a small amount of magic. From the bestselling author of I, Cosmo.
  
  Bee's family runs a lakeside inn, offering rest and sustenance to weary travellers. Bee's Nan has gone missing, possibly drowned, but Bee knows that can't be true. And so does the hungry fox that her grandmother was feeding. Shadow is cross that her supply of salmon has dried up and is determined to do something about it. Soon both fox and child are on an adventure to find Nan, uncover what's happening to all the secret islands on the Great Lake and learn just how far magical powers can take you...

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  Saknarth - The Telescope In The...

  Donald A. Wollheim

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  On a dying world ruled by ritual and fear, the Master Astrologer knows a dangerous truth: the stars do not foretell fate. They are tools—carefully interpreted, artfully obscured, and quietly manipulated. For decades he has served emperors with predictions wrapped in mystic language, all the while remembering a condemned scholar’s final whisper about strange lights on the Morning Star. 
  When Saknarth finally risks everything to look through the outlawed telescope once used by that scholar, he sees more than distant glimmers in the darkness. He sees a pattern no accident could produce. A sign long dismissed as impossible now burns across the face of the neighboring world. What follows is not a battle in the streets but a single desperate decision: whether knowledge should die quietly with him or be hurled into the hands of someone bold enough to act. 
  Donald A. Wollheim crafts a tense tale of curiosity under watchful eyes. The suspense builds in silent corridors, on shadowed rooftops, and in the breathless moment before dawn. The stakes are not abstract—they are immediate and personal. One man stands between obedience and revelation. One message must survive him. 
  Donald A. Wollheim began publishing science fiction in the early 1930s and quickly became one of the field’s most energetic young voices. His stories appeared in magazines such as Wonder Stories and Science Fiction Quarterly, where he often explored planetary settings and ideological conflict. Beyond his fiction, Wollheim would later shape the genre as an influential editor, founding DAW Books and helping introduce generations of readers to new authors. “Saknarth” comes from his early period, when bold planetary imagination and sharp social tension drove his storytelling.

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  Fall of the Willow

  J E Frank

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  "Unique, fun, and terribly exciting," JE Frank’s debut novel blends thrills, action, and the power of friendship Into an adventure that, when it’s over, you’ll beg for more. Jump in but hang on tight for the start of an epic series. 
  Johan loves the thrill. He jumps through the treetops just to look danger in the eye. When myth comes to life and the enemies who shouldn't even exist, appear in the forest, Johan has to face his ancestors' past. Is this an ancient feud or something new brewing? Even the gods cannot stop the young elf from pushing himself to the limit to save his friends and family.

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  The Infinite Cosmos - Humanity's...

  James Kaku, Michid Trefill

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  The Infinite Cosmos: Humanity's Journey Through the Stars 
  Embark on a cosmic quest: 
  🚀 Stellar Pioneers: Trace the journey from the first satellites to the moon landings, and the pioneers who turned science fiction into science fact. 
  📘 Planetary Horizons: Probe the advancements in technology that bring Mars within reach and unveil the secrets of our solar neighbors. 
  🚀 Interstellar Aspirations: Contemplate the future technologies that could transport humanity to distant worlds, redefining our place in the universe. 
  📘 Cosmic Consequences: Explore the potential impacts of space exploration on society, technology, and our fundamental understanding of life. 
  "The Infinite Cosmos" is an inspiring examination of our species' relentless pursuit of knowledge and discovery. It’s written for the dreamers who look to the sky with wonder, the pragmatists plotting our next leap forward, and everyone who believes in the power of human ingenuity. 
  Each chapter is a step further into the unknown—to imagine, to plan, and to embark upon the greatest adventure of all time. 
  Are you ready to explore the vast potential of space? To embrace the challenges of the final frontier? To be part of the generation that takes humanity beyond the confines of our Earthly cradle? 
  Strap in, ignite your sense of wonder, and open "The Infinite Cosmos." The cosmos awaits, with mysteries to unravel and horizons to conquer. The future is not just a place we're going—it's a place we're creating, star by star. 🚀📘✨🌌

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  The Case of the French Fry Phantom

  Erik Christopher Martin

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  HELP! 
    
  Elderton is under attack! French fries are disappearing from ovens, fryers, and freezers. Potatoes go missing right out of the bin in the middle of the day. No one ever sees the thief. The police are baffled. 
    
  Eleven-year-old Dotty Morgan is Elderton's best (only) supernatural sleuth, a role for which she's trained since a gnome stole her mother’s fabric and Dotty took the blame. 
    
  Eager to solve her first case, Dotty investigates the mysterious thefts and uncovers a sticky-fingered phantom. But that discovery creates more questions. How did the phantom come to be in Elderton? Why potatoes? Why are the adults in town acting so weird? And what are the strange charms that appeared in the school cafeteria the same day the phantom materialized? 
   

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  Ezra Exposed

  Amy E. Feldman

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  It started as a joke—but it’s not funny anymore. 
  Even though Ezra’s got good friends and can make everyone laugh, he feels like he’s invisible, both at home and at school. To make things worse, he’s the only kid in his group without a phone—left out of plans and shared jokes and games. Finally, at the end of fifth grade, his parents come through. 
  The phone changes everything. Ezra texts his friends all the time, can instantly keep up with his favorite teams, and boredom is a memory. Best of all, the funny pictures he’s posting on social media are getting a lot of attention. Other kids—including the popular kids—are noticing him for the first time. 
  Then he takes a photo that pushes things over the edge, and suddenly he’s in the principal’s office with his parents … 
  Amy E. Feldman’s debut is smart, laugh-out-loud funny, fast-moving—a great read that also takes on the very serious subject of kids and phone use. Middle-grade readers will recognize Ezra as one of their own, and the author’s light touch allows her to address an issue parents might not recognize, but kids need to be aware of. Ezra Exposed is just right for fans of Gordon Korman, Tom Angleberger, and Rebecca Stead.

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