"Younger siblings are like viruses. They're tiny, and they can make you sick."
So begins Remy Lai's ninth book, a graphic novel about a tween stuck in a two-week quarantine due to chickenpox. But 12-year-old Abby isn't the only one with chickenpox--her four younger siblings are also covered in the itchy red spots.
Lai won the Sid Fleischman Humor Award and received a Golden Kite Honor for her illustrated middle-grade debut, Pie in the Sky. That Lai took on feelings of confusion, homesickness, and loneliness and won a humor award for doing so shows just how talented she is as an author/illustrator. This semi-autobiographical work for middle-graders takes place in Indonesia in 1994 and includes asides that explain things like landlines, rotary phones, video cassettes, and laser discs. Lai balances crushes, friend alienation, and immense frustration with bright, confetti-colored illustrations and plenty of silly moments.
A young warrior dreams of proving his worth in the elite Guardian Tournament, fighting not only for himself but the fate of everything he loves.
Sixteen-year-old Jun dreams of proving his worth as a warrior in the elite...
A scrumptious, love-filled book for preschoolers by bestselling novelist Emma Straub, just in time for Valentine's Day.
Mama cuddle, Mama swing.
Mama dance, Mama sing.
Join this lovable Mama and baby for a joyful day of...
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