by Jackie Tricolli | Nov 11, 2020
This captivating trilogy is set in a dystopian society run by a wealthy Capitol city and consists of twelve poorer districts each surviving independently on their own resource. As a form of punishment, an annual pageant called the Hunger Games is held, pitting one boy...
by Jackie Tricolli | Nov 11, 2020
The independent reader in your home will become enraptured in solving mysteries along with teen protagonist Nancy Drew. Smart and independent, Nancy quickly gathers information and clues to work out the pieces on cases that sometimes stem from her father’s work,...
by Jackie Tricolli | Nov 11, 2020
This endearing series written and created by a first-grade teacher boasts 150 titles in its collection and is geared toward children in 2nd-6th grade. The premise revolves around four orphaned children, Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Bennie Alden, who make a home for...
by Jackie Tricolli | Nov 11, 2020
If your children have only seen the movies, it is time to introduce them to the written world of J.K. Rowling’s fascinating Harry Potter series. The characters come to life between the pages as young wizard Harry Potter emerges as a star at Hogwarts School of...
by Jackie Tricolli | Nov 11, 2020
Every child – and every parent – can relate to the awkwardness of middle school. This witty series follows Greg Heffley throughout middle school as he battles the bullies in the halls and a bully at home in the name of his big brother Roderick. Luckily,...
