Fifteen-year-old Chance Bailey leaves his home in west Texas in 1952 to search for his missing father in New York.

Running Horsemen

Literature & Fiction

Lemoult, Dolph

Contemporary

Brown Barn Books

Sixteen-year-old Jim O'Reilly's increasingly complicated life begins when he falls in love with a girl he has known since kindergarten, bombards her with anonymous e-mails, and fears that she may be more interested in his twin brother.

Idiot: A Love Story With Drama, Betrayal and e-mail

Neenan, Colin

Short Stories & Anthologies

Strange changes begin for twelve-year-old Marian as she starts to understand a secret her mother and her grandmother already know. Why don't they tell her? 
And how a couple of years later, can Marian, who has never had a swimming lesson, be known world-wide, wooed by college swim coaches and Sports Illustrated for their cover as a world-class Olympic swimmer? Why does she hear inhuman voices calling her to the sea? What on earth is happening to her? 
In this enchanting story of her transformation from a girl to a myth, readers who love mermaids and the sea and adventure will join Marian going Home to the Sea.

Home To The Sea

Teen & Young Adult

Aaron, Chester

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Follows the life of Miranda from her sixteenth through nineteenth birthdays, when she and her boyfriend, Keith, are faced with important choices.

What's Happily Ever After, Anyway?

Taylor, Michelle

Excavating a World War II air-raid shelter by their school leads to a trip back in time for Sophie Pinkerton and her friends, Marina and Quigs, and having to face the London Blitz.

The Secret Shelter

Children's Books

LeFaucheur, Sandi

It's the year 2024, and your beloved baseball team hasn't won the World Series for twenty years, long before yu were born. You're worried the Curse has descended on the Red Sox again and that they won't win for another 86 years.So you and your buddies (and your cat) put together a Plan to win the Series again, even if you have to steal it for the Sox. If yo've ever loved or hated the Boston Red Sox, stolen a base or tried to, rooted for the underdog, taken a baseball glove to a game, crossed your fingers, or yelled at the ump--this is the book you've been waiting for.

The Year They Won: A Tale Of The Boston Red Sox

Purciello, Gerard

Amy, a pampered young Golden Retriever, is stolen by ruthless smugglers from her home in rural England and taken to a grim London prison. A bold escape with her fellow prisoners--a weepy but learned Spaniel, two stalwart Dobermans, a vain Afghan, and an ingenious Yorkshire Terrier, takes the friends through the perils of London, from crossing busy streets, escaping a vicious pack of rats in the pitch-black London Underground, rushing from Harrod's Food Court, running over London Bridge, hiding out in Hyde Park, to racing from the guards at Buckingham Palace, always pursued by their criminal captors. But can the courageous, often terrified, friends escape recapture and their grim prison, as well as capture by the police--and possibly the dog pound--to find their way home? Ages 10 and up.

Far From Burden Dell

Coppel, Chris

When Jodi touches her sleeping friend's arm to wake him, she is plummeted into his dream--into Aten, a strangely beautiful but terrifying world, inhavited by warring clans who fight with bows, arrows, and all-too-real daggers. Aten also holds enormous human-hunting spiders, hideous cannibles, violent slave-traders, a mysterious group of women who live apart in their own fortress--and a handsome young clan-leader. Torn by her desire for the safety of home in her own world and for love in the strange world of Aten, Jodi isunaware that she has the only key to Aten, the key that can take her home or save Aten from its own destruction. A suspenseful, romantic fantasy.

Key to Aten (First Chronicle of Aten) (First Chronicles of Aten)

Sinclair, Lynn

Fantasy

After being forced to leave her village and forget her true love, Echo is given as a bride to one of the high priests in her community, but when the crops begin to fail, she finds herself becoming a leader of her people.

Under a Stand Still Moon

Creel, Ann Howard

Thick

With an abusive, alcoholic father and slow in school, Nick feels powerless until he meets a waitress he likes, but then, threatened by her jealous boyfriend and his father, Nick finds a gun--and uses it. A heart-wrenching real-life story of lessons learned the hard way, and a powerful, action-filled book for reluctant readers, by the author of IDIOT!

Colin Neenan

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