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All-of-a-Kind Family Series

age 8+

Loving stories of a large Jewish family in 1915 New York.

By Sydney Taylor

(1984)

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The Pushcart War

age 10+

Classic satire portrays absurd David vs. Goliath warfare.

By Jean Merrill

(1964)

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The Phantom Tollbooth

age 8+

Trip to enchanted world excites learning in kids' classic.

By Norton Juster

(1961)

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A Wind in the Door

age 9+

Classic science fiction with timeless appeal.

By Madeleine L'Engle

(1976)

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Many Waters

age 12+

Kids are pulled into epic good vs. evil struggle.

By Madeleine L'Engle

(1986)

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A Swiftly Tilting Planet

age 9+

A teenager saves the world from destruction.

By Madeleine L'Engle

(1978)

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A Christmas Sonata

age 7+

A dying boy wants to believe in Santa.

By Gary Paulsen

(2005)

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The Water Horse

age 7+

Another sweet animal tale from Babe author.

By Dick King-Smith

(1998)

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A Wrinkle in Time

age 9+

Classic sci-fi story still inspires and gets kids thinking.

By Madeleine L'Engle

(1962)

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The Cay

age 9+

Powerful shipwreck story has anti-racism message.

By Theodore Taylor

(1987)

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The Witches of Worm

age 9+

Newbery Honor-ed tale not for scaredy cats.

By Zilpha Keatley Snyder

(1986)

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The Egypt Game

age 9+

Newbery Honor book is a fun mystery romp.

By Zilpha Keatley Snyder

(1985)

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Nim's Island

age 7+

Lighthearted, satisfying survival story.

By Wendy Orr

(2001)

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From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

age 9+

Attention to detail makes adventure satisfying.

By E. L. Konigsburg

(1977)

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Baby

age 8+

A grieving family finds an abandoned baby.

By Patricia MacLachlan

(2004)

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Are You There God? It's Me Margaret.

age 10+

Classic coming-of-age story rings true decades later.

By Judy Blume

(1970)

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The Book of Three

age 10+

Adolescents take to this swashbuckling adventure.

By Lloyd Alexander

(2006)

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Harriet the Spy

age 9+

Great young sleuth helps kids be true to themselves.

By Louise Fitzhugh

(1964)

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