Editor’s Pick: Local Author Makes Pet Topics Kid-Friendly
Monster Motts
by Amie Longstaff
Monster Motts is a tender story that covers difficult pet topics in a kid-friendly way. From the loss of a pet to searching for a new friend and all the naughty puppy issues that come with it, the book is a very relatable story for parents and children. Available at amazon.com or junieballoonie.com.
We will be giving away this book on Facebook! Like us and keep checking the page for your chance to enter to win a signed copy from the author!
School Age
Ghosts of Tupelo Landing
by Sheila Turnage
In this follow-up to “Three Times Lucky,” we find a ghost living in the old inn. The Desperado Detective Agency opens a paranormal division to help solve the mystery of the ghost’s identity. Soon Mo and Dale realize the inn isn’t the only haunted place in Tupelo Landing. Ages 10 and older. Recommendation from Westlake Public Library
Teen
High School is not Forever
by Jane Bluestein and Eric D. Katz
With real-life stories from teens across the country — as well as high school “survivors” — this book paints a real picture of how teens feel about the struggles and triumphs of the daily grind and how they get through it. Recommendation from Cuyahoga Falls Library
