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High school is over, and the real world has officially arrived. You thought navigating college on opposite sides of the country was tough, but entering the adult workforce brings a whole new level of chaos. Fortunately, you do not have to face it alone when your best friend is just a text away.
Ava knows exactly what she wants to do and has a rigid plan to conquer her goals. Gen is still trying to figure out her next steps and feeling completely lost. Even though they are separated by thousands of miles and completely different time zones, they remain deeply involved in each other's lives. Together, they tackle the trials of terrifying internships, confusing relationships, and the very real debate of whether rescuing a feral cat is a good life choice.
As you read their hilarious and emotional messages back and forth, you will experience the struggles of maintaining a profound connection while everything around you shifts. Find out if their unconditional support is enough to keep them anchored when adulthood tries to pull them apart.
193 Pages
The Boxcar Children
Mystery in the Sand
Get ready for a sunny seaside puzzle filled with hidden treasures. Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny Alden are spending their summer vacation in a cozy mobile home parked right on the beach. One morning, Benny is digging in the sand when he uncovers a beautiful, valuable gold locket.
Determined to return it to its rightful owner, the Boxcar Children begin a search that quickly spirals into a baffling mystery. Their trail of clues leads them straight to the strange Tower House and the mysterious Miss Smith who lives there in absolute isolation. Add in a quirky writer armed with a metal detector, and you have a recipe for adventure.
Can you help the siblings unravel the secrets of the secluded women? Join the investigation and see what other amazing things are buried in the sand.
132 Pages
Getting into a strange car with your eccentric scientist friend can lead to the adventure of a lifetime. When Marty McFly steps into Doc Brown's modified sports car, he accidentally blasts himself thirty years into the past, landing right in the middle of 1955. You will join Marty as he navigates a world without cell phones or modern gadgets, trying to blend in while desperately searching for a way to power the time machine to get back to 1985. Illustrated in a cute and quirky retro style, this story brings the beloved time-travel movie to life for young readers. Jump in, hit eighty-eight miles per hour, and discover the thrill of traveling through time.
24 Pages
The Boxcar Children
Mountain Top Mystery
Join the Boxcar Children for a thrilling adventure high up in the rocky peaks. When a sudden rockslide leaves Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny Alden stranded on Old Flat Top mountain, they have to figure out how to survive while waiting for a rescue team.
But being stuck on a mountain is not completely bad news. As the four brave siblings explore their surroundings, they stumble upon a secret, hidden cave that has just opened up in the rocks. Inside, they find clues leading to a legendary treasure that rightfully belongs to an elderly Native American woman.
You will be on the edge of your seat as you help the Aldens navigate the dangerous terrain. Grab your climbing gear and get ready to solve an incredible mystery that connects the rugged mountain to a long lost piece of history.
128 Pages
The Truth About Rosalind Franklin's DNA Discovery and How It Was Erased
History remembers the discovery of the double helix as a triumph for a few famous men, but the true architect of this scientific breakthrough was a brilliant chemist named Rosalind Franklin. Driven by a fierce childhood passion for science, Rosalind dedicated her life to understanding elements, viruses, and the very building blocks of life. During the 1940s, a time when women faced constant barriers in the laboratory, she refused to take shortcuts or engage in sloppy guesswork. Her meticulous work as an X-ray crystallographer led to the first clear image of the helical structure of DNA. Yet, her male colleagues labeled her as difficult and combative when she demanded the respect she deserved. Ultimately, they took her groundbreaking research without permission and claimed the Nobel Prize for themselves. This is the powerful, true story of an uncompromising scientist who unlocked the genetic code, exploring her lasting contributions to the world and the undeniable facts that cement her legacy.
251 Pages
The Boxcar Children
The Lighthouse Mystery
By
Joeming Dunn
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Based on work by
Gertrude Chandler Warner
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Pictures by
David Cunningham, Ben Dunn, and Shane Clester
Pack your bags for a thrilling trip to the beautiful New England coast. Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny Alden are beyond excited when they get the chance to spend their entire summer living inside a real, working lighthouse.
The ocean views are spectacular during the day, but everything changes once the sun goes down. Strange things begin to happen in the dark. An unknown woman is spotted silently wandering up and down the empty beach, and the family dog, Watch, keeps waking up growling at spooky shadows in the middle of the night.
Is someone else trying to use the lighthouse, and what are they hiding? You will need to bring your courage and your best detective skills as you join the Boxcar Children to shed some light on this chilling seaside mystery.
128 Pages
It is the year 1863, and the United States faces a massive, seemingly impossible challenge: connecting the East Coast to the West Coast with a single, continuous train track. Two rival companies, the Central Pacific Railroad and the Union Pacific Railroad, are racing against time and each other to build this monumental project. The laborers must blast through solid mountain rock, lay track across blistering deserts, and work through freezing winter storms to make this incredible dream a reality.
You will witness the grueling and dangerous construction of the Transcontinental Railroad firsthand in this exciting graphic novel. You will follow the brave workers who risked their lives daily, swinging heavy hammers and setting explosive charges to carve a path across the rugged American landscape. Through highly detailed illustrations and thrilling storytelling, you will see how this massive engineering feat changed the nation forever.
This dynamic historical journey captures the grit, determination, and innovation required to unite a massive country. If you love discovering how incredible structures are built or exploring pivotal moments in American history, this action-packed account of the railroad's construction will keep you completely engaged.
34 Pages
I Hate Everyone But You
I Hate Everyone But You
Pack your bags and grab your phone, because your first semester of college is about to begin. You and your best friend are heading to schools on completely opposite sides of the country. It is a huge adjustment, but distance cannot break a bond built on late night texts and emergency emails.
Ava and Gen are ready to face the bizarre reality of college life, from questionable roommates to the overwhelming rush of self-discovery. As they navigate their fresh starts, they rely on their digital connection to share everything. You will read every hilarious text, frantic email, and heartfelt message as they figure out coming out, mental health struggles, and what it means to grow up.
As the months pass, the question becomes clear: can a friendship survive when the two people in it are rapidly changing? Step into a brutally honest, funny, and deeply real exploration of long-distance best friendship. This story perfectly captures the messy, wonderful chaos of stepping out on your own while keeping your best friend right in your pocket.
353 Pages
Discover the extraordinary life of one of America's most influential founding fathers, brought to life through the dynamic and engaging world of comics. Thomas Jefferson was not just the third President of the United States; he was a brilliant inventor, a dedicated architect, and the primary author of the Declaration of Independence. From his early childhood and impressive education to his pivotal role in shaping a brand new nation, his journey is filled with monumental decisions and historical milestones.
You will follow Jefferson's incredible path in this highly detailed and visually stunning nonfiction graphic novel. You will witness the intense debates of the American Revolution, explore the expansion of the country through the Louisiana Purchase, and see the ideas that built the foundation of the United States. The clear storytelling and vivid artwork make exploring the past an absolute thrill, pulling you directly into the center of the nation's early political landscape.
This captivating biography proves that history is anything but boring. By combining accurate historical facts with the exciting format of a graphic novel, this book offers a fresh and unforgettable way to understand the legacy of a brilliant leader who helped design America.
32 Pages
During the 1800s, millions of African people were forced into terrible conditions, treated as property, and sold into slavery across the United States. But amidst this dark period of history, a beacon of hope emerged. A secret network of incredibly brave men and women, known as the Underground Railroad, risked their own lives and freedom to guide runaway slaves safely to the North, where slavery was illegal and a new life was finally possible.
You will embark on a tense and daring journey through the shadows in this powerful graphic novel. You will follow the perilous routes taken by escaping slaves and the heroic conductors who hid them, navigated by the stars, and outsmarted the authorities. Through striking illustrations and a deeply emotional narrative, you will experience the constant danger, the terrifying close calls, and the immense courage required to fight for basic human rights.
This true historical adventure honors the incredible resilience and bravery of those who stood up against extreme injustice. If you want to learn about real-life heroes and the powerful fight for freedom in American history, this visually stunning account will leave a lasting impact.
32 Pages
The Boxcar Children
The Woodshed Mystery
The adventurous Alden children—Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny—are back, and this time they are uncovering secrets right in their own family history. While staying at the charming old New England farmhouse where their grandfather grew up, the children quickly realize that the property is full of fascinating legends. The most curious mystery of all centers around an old, locked woodshed sitting quietly near the house, practically begging to be explored.
You will team up with the beloved Boxcar Children as they dig into the past in this exciting graphic novel adventure. When the siblings start investigating the dusty corners of the farm, they stumble upon clues that hint at a secret dating all the way back to the American Revolution. Through bright, colorful illustrations and engaging dialogue, you will follow every exciting twist and turn as the children piece the historical puzzle together.
This thrilling mystery perfectly blends historical secrets with family teamwork and fun. If you love solving puzzles, discovering hidden history, and going on adventures with clever young detectives, you will not be able to put down this captivating comic adaptation of a classic story.
32 Pages
Step onto the desolate, wind-swept moors of 19th-century England, where love is as wild and dangerous as the landscape itself. When an orphan named Heathcliff is brought to live at Wuthering Heights, a fierce and unbreakable bond forms between him and Catherine Earnshaw, the daughter of his benefactor. But when Catherine's brother inherits the estate, Heathcliff is cast down to the role of a lowly, mistreated servant.
Choosing refined, wealthy Edgar Linton over her own heart, Catherine unknowingly unleashes a storm of vengeance. Devastated and humiliated, Heathcliff transforms his heartbreak into a relentless, generations-spanning quest for revenge. He resolves to degrade and destroy not only those who wronged him, but their children as well.
Emily Brontë’s unforgettable masterpiece plunges you into a dark, gothic world of twisted romance, deep-seated hatred, and haunting passion. Discover one of English literature's most intense revenge narratives, and see why this dramatic classic continues to captivate readers today.
250 Pages