Last week, you heard all about upcoming Picture Books and Chapter Books in our Fall 2017 Online Preview.
This week, though, is all about middle grade and YA books!
And we are EXCITED! If you believe, as we do, that books are a gateway for us to learn about both ourselves and our world, the Scholastic Middle Grade and YA Fall 2017 lists do just that!
Whether it’s the plight of three children at different points in history seeking refuge in new homes or a girl who finds an outlet for her inner struggles in rock 'n' roll or sisters who are just trying to fit in at a new school, the stories presented are sometimes poignant, sometimes hysterical, but 100% relatable!
I’ll leave it to you to explore what book you would most like to read (and, of course, hope you’ll enter the contest to win an advance copy – see the end of the post!)
Here they are:
MIDDLE GRADE:
- Swing It, Sunny!
- Refugee
- Dirt
- The Apprentice Witch
- The Witch Boy
- Graveyard Shakes
- The Handbook
- The Incredible Magic of Being
- The Skeleton Tree
- The Secret of Nightingale Wood
- Polaris
- Who Killed Darius Drake?
- The Princess Imposter
- Have Sword, Will Travel
- The Secret Sheriff of Sixth Grade
YOUNG ADULT:
- All the Crooked Saints
- Disappeared
- Vanilla
- Shadowhouse Fall
- Sparrow
- All About Mia
- A Very, Very Bad Thing
But the fun doesn’t end with the videos!
****Edit: Giveaway closed! The winners have been notified as of 6/19/17****
We are giving 10 readers the chance to win a selection of 5 advanced copies of the books featured throughout the Preview. To enter here, leave a comment below telling us which book featured here you are most interested in reading. One entry per person. All entries must be submitted by 5pm ET on Friday, June 16, 2017. U.S. residents, 18 and over, please. See the complete legal rules here.
Comments
My daughter is looking foward
My daughter is looking foward to Swing it Sunny! She's a fan of Jennifer Holm
I'm looking forward to All
I'm looking forward to All About Mia!!
all the crooked saints for
all the crooked saints for sure!!
Graveyard Shakes and the
Graveyard Shakes and the Incredible Magic of Being both look like something my students would adore. I'm excited to read them!
I am excited to read
I am excited to read Disappeared and sharing the story with my English Language Learners! Thanks for bringing such great stories to our students. I Read YA Books!!
Topping my list is Refugee,
Topping my list is Refugee, but there are so many others I'd love to have the chance to read.
All About Mia looks great!
All About Mia looks great!
Disappeared
Disappeared
Shadowhouse Fall and Sparrow
Shadowhouse Fall and Sparrow
The book would be The Secret
The book would be The Secret Sheriff of Sixth Grade
i would like to read The
i would like to read The Princess Imposter with my daughter.
The Incredible Magic of Being
The Incredible Magic of Being
I would like to read Have
I would like to read Have Sword Will Travel. It looks like a book that my students would love to read as well!
I'd love to read The Secret
I'd love to read The Secret Sheriff of Sixth Grade.
Swing it Sunny ! And refugee
Swing it Sunny ! And refugee
I am most excited to read
I am most excited to read Refugee because of its relevance to world events right now.
Polaris!
Polaris!
Looking forward to Refugee!
Looking forward to Refugee!
Can't wait for Skeleton Tree!
Can't wait for Skeleton Tree!
I saw it on NetGalley and can't wait for its physical release!
The Apprentice Witch - sounds
The Apprentice Witch - sounds exciting and intriguing! Students will love it!
Dirt!!!!!after Winn dixies
Dirt!!!!!after Winn dixies would be a great read aloud
All the Crooked Saints sounds
All the Crooked Saints sounds great!
Pages