Children’s / Teenage fiction: School stories

There are stages in life that seem small from the outside, but are filled with discoveries, challenges, emotions, and lessons that leave a lasting mark.

When night falls and the stars begin to blink, Lane the Moonkeeper opens The Moon Repair Shop, a quiet place tucked into the silver curve of the moon where tender things are mended with care.

Jake finally feels like he belongs.

When little mistakes start to feel too big, the Moon Repair Shop opens its silver door.

In The Moon Repair Shop for Goodbye Days, M.

There are places that hold stories… and there are others that allow you to experience them.

There are stories that entertain… and there are others that stay with you.

There are stories that entertain… and there are stories that leave a mark.

Have you ever felt that inside you there's a little world full of questions, dreams, fears, and adventures waiting to be discovered?

Jake has always tried to fit in, to navigate the tricky currents of middle school without drawing too much attention.

In these pages, children will discover an adventure filled with magic, excitement, and learning, where each step the protagonist takes opens the door to a world that is not only explored… but also felt.

In the heart of a busy Nairobi market, twelve-year-old Amara does something no one else dares to do: she stands up for a stranger against a bully.

The night before her first day of school, Zuri's worries feel too big to carry.

High above the sleeping world, tucked into the silver curve of the moon, there is a tiny shop with glowing windows where Lane the Moonkeeper helps children mend the things that hurt too much to carry alone.

On Christmas Eve, when wishes feel dim and joy gets tangled in worry, children climb a ladder of moonbeams to the Moon Repair Shop.

The History and Origin of Christmas"e; is a captivating exploration into the origins and evolution of the globally celebrated holiday.

My First Library Card: A Cozy Reading Adventure for Kids Ages 4–7 is a heartwarming children's picture book that celebrates the excitement of a child's very first trip to the library.

✨ "e;A hug that never ends, a love that never breaks.

Five students find themselves trapped inside the Riverton Public Library when the power suddenly goes out.

Oliver Finch isn't a hero.

At recess, the playground bursts with laughter, racing feet, and rocket ships headed for the moon.

Locked classrooms.

One year.

Tshenolo "e;Where Could Mother's Child Be?

Vom Underdog zum YouTube-Star!

Even with her hearing aid, Kaylee works harder than anyone knows just to keep up.

Recommended for Ages 4–8 (PreK–Grade 2)What happens when the one thing you love most becomes the one thing you refuse to share?

When bullies steal Tommy's lunch he knows just what to do.

Young Tommy learns a valuable lesson about listening to his parents.

When Tommy's little brother finds a matchstick it turns a normal day into a lesson in fire safety and the importance of staying calm.