Aliens have attacked the Earth and only Ender Wiggins, genius among young men, stands in the way of the end of life as we know it by alien Buggers.

Nick has always lived in his brother Scott’s shadow, but when Scott gives up basketball to work on his music, Nick jumps at the chance to impress his dad with his own basketball skills.

Gantos, author of the award winning Joey Pigza series, reveals his not always pleasant (or legal) past and how he turned his life around.

John has a secret about his life at home that is too difficult to tell anyone, especially his mom, the only person he thinks can help him out of his desperate situation.

The life of the original tough guy’s guy told with amazing photographs of the master himself, including childhood snapshots and rare behind the scenes photos.

Myers, author of the award winning books Monster and Scorpions, reveals the joys and hardships of his childhood growing up in Harlem during the 1940s.

Ben is a senior and the second best wrestler on his high school team. But if he wants to get out of his small, depressed town he must take a shot at being number one, even if he has to risk everything to do it.

When thirteen-year-old Kit joins in on the strange game of “Death”, in his town’s abandoned mine pits, some very unusual events follow.

Widge is a fourteen-year-old orphan living in London during the time of Shakespeare. His life takes a turn for the worse when his new employer tells him he must steal the newest play by rival writer William Shakespeare—or else.

Fifteen-year-old Jason thinks going to Seattle during the Gold Rush of 1897 sounds like a great idea until he begins his journey and discovers how difficult it is going to be.

Mickey thinks his stepfather Bill, a charter boat fisherman, is the greatest guy in the world, until a trip with some rich, obnoxious fishermen forces Mickey and Bill to make several difficult decisions.

Lafayette, 12, lives with his older brothers Tyree and Charlie—when Charlie isn’t in trouble with the police. Ever since their mother died, Tyree is always sad and tired and Charlie is always angry—especially with Lafayette, who Charlie blames for their mother’s death.