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THE GHOST TREE | Kirkus Reviews
From the Spooky Sleuths series , Vol. 1 by Natasha Deen ; illustrated by Lissy Marlin ‧ A spooky adventure rooted in Guyanese folklore. It’s a good thing that fourth grader Asim Macinroy loves creepy stuff, because the new island town his family has moved to—Lion’s Gate, Washington—is one weird place, from the mysterious lab where his mom and dad work to the strange lights and hovering objects at night, not to mention the monstrous-looking tree in the cemetery.
THE LADY OF THE LIBRARY
by David Neilsen ; illustrated by Will Terry ‧ RELEASE DATE: Aug. 9, 2016 Dr. Fell, foul fiend or friend to children? The last house on Hardscrabble Street, empty and old, has always been a playground for the local children, so when a “sold” sign appears in the yard, no one’s pleased. Jerry and Gail Bloom and Gail’s friend Nancy Pinkblossom meet their new neighbor, the wizened Dr. Fell, and bemoan the loss of their play space.
HAUNT AND SEEK | Kirkus Reviews
A skeleton yearns to find a friend. In this middle-grade graphic novel by a father-daughter duo, an interred skeleton awakens after an unnamed magical item lands near its resting place, leaching power into the ground. Speaking in appropriately Shakespearean language, Yorick proclaims: “Alack, there is but one thing I desire.
THE DRAGON ARK | Kirkus Reviews
A purpose-built ship—“the mightiest vessel most people will never see”—sets out to study the world’s dragons…and track down the rarest of all. Led by putative author Curatoria Draconis, depicted with brown skin and locs, the multiracial crew of the Dragon Ark sails to locales both remote and surprisingly otherwise on each continent.
BATTLE OF THE BAD-BREATH BATS
From the 13th Street series , Vol. 1 Three cousins find themselves fighting a horde of bats. Cousins Malia, Ivan, and Dante are spending the summer at Aunt Lucy’s house, located in fictional Gulf City’s Little Mexico neighborhood. The day is full of promise, as the children plan to visit the neighborhood’s water park. As they walk to the attraction, an old woman they meet on the way suggests they take a shortcut through an alley behind a bakery, but the street they emerge on—13th Street—is empty.
YORICK AND BONES
When a young girl’s imagination and creativity are co-opted by a mysterious new friend, she must find a way to regain what is rightfully hers. Sandy is a brown-skinned, dark-haired girl with big black eyes and a vivid imagination. At night, as she goes to sleep, she catches the lights bobbing about in her room and turns them into anything she imagines. The next day is spent drawing the fantastical creatures from her dreams, much to the detriment of her schoolwork.
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