Kids Book Index
James Burks
Agent 9 returns to the Super-Secret Spy Service to stop the Wolf, a canine working for the organization DiViSiON. The Wolf is searching for the last pieces of a mind-control device, making the assignment especially urgent. For the mission, Nine must work with a partner: Traps, a mouse skilled in covert operations and knitting. The story combines espionage, crime-fighting, and an unusual new partnership.
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Batpig: Too Pig to FailRob Harrell, illustrated by Rob HarrellGary Yorkshire, also known as Batpig, is settling into superhero work while hiding his identity behind a tiny mask. With Brook the bat and Carl the fish, he faces villains, a math class that seems to last forever, and an attack from beyond the world. This graphic-novel adventure also brings him up against tougher bullies, bigger fights, and a meeting with his superhero idol.Kids Favorites — 6th–8th GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
What Is Juneteenth?Kirsti Jewel, Who HQ, illustrated by Manuel GutierrezWhat Is Juneteenth? explains the United States holiday marking the end of chattel slavery. On June 19, 1865, enslaved people in Texas heard a Union soldier announce that they were free and that forced, unpaid labor was illegal throughout the United States. Their response included excitement, dancing, and tears of joy, turning the news into a cause for celebration. Kirsti Jewel and Who HQ created the book.Third to Fifth GradeLexile Text Measure 960LATOS Book Level 6.3On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Aliens: Join the Scientists Searching Space for Extraterrestrial LifeJoalda Morancy, Amy Grimes, illustrated by Amy GrimesThis nonfiction book examines the scientific search for life beyond Earth. It separates ideas and myths about extraterrestrials from the evidence and methods scientists use to look for alien lifeforms. The subject is the ongoing search for life elsewhere in space, presenting the science behind that effort rather than treating aliens as established fact. It considers the possibility of discovering life beyond Earth as well.Kids Favorites — 6th–8th GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details