Kids Book Index
John Patrick Green
When paintings disappear from a museum, the InvestiGators are called to investigate the theft. Mango and Brash are alligators who work as a crime-fighting pair. Their adventures feature puns, silly supervillains, and giant talking chickens. In an earlier adventure, the duo goes undercover in a bakery to find chef Gustavo after he is kidnapped and to keep his recipes out of the wrong hands.
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The TryoutChristina SoontornvatAt the start of seventh grade in a predominantly white Texas town, Thai American Christine worries about where she belongs. When her Iranian American best friend Megan suggests cheerleading tryouts, Christine is interested but anxious about performing before the whole school and facing a student-body vote. The tryouts put their friendship under pressure when Megan chooses a different partner, hoping it will improve both girls’ chances. Christine and Megan eventually discuss Christine’s hurt and Megan’s reasoning as they navigate friendship, identity, and the competition.Fiction for ChildrenLexile Text Measure GN360LATOS Book Level 3.2On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Jordan and Max, Field Trip!Suzanne Sutherland, illustrated by Michelle SimpsonJordan and Max’s class takes a winter-semester trip to a museum. Jordan looks forward to seeing the mummies, while Max is eager to visit the big city without his older sisters supervising him. The outing gives each child a different reason for anticipation: Jordan wants to explore the museum’s displays, and Max wants to experience the city independently of his sisters.Librarian Favorites — 3rd–5th GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Let’s Play DdakjiIm Seo-Ha, illustrated by Jang Joon-YoungWoo is looking forward to vacation because it will take him to his aunt's home. During the visit, he expects to play ddakji with his friends. The book centers on this anticipated trip and Woo's chance to spend time with both his aunt and his friends through the game. Ddakji is the activity that connects the visit, Woo's excitement, and the time he plans to share with his friends.Kids Favorites — 3rd–5th GradeOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details