Enter the world geared toward the middle grade child. They range from a step above picture books to just below young adult. Some are more graphic novel in nature. All are meant for kids and the young-at-heart.
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Mila is a young girl with a strong sense of purpose. She also listens and pays attention to the words and thoughts of wise advisers, like her parents and teachers. Through everyday actions imbued with kindness and consideration, Mila is intent on fostering positive change in her community and across the globe.
#GrowYourCircle is a trailblazing graphic novel for children 6-10, their parents and teachers. The book nurtures children’s innate sense of purpose and helps build strong, positive leadership skills.
Professor Stork is on a mission to write and publish books that help children build and nurture self-worth, creativity, compassion, leadership skills and a sense of purpose. He believes children are catalysts for positive change, and that reading is a way for them to begin the journey leading to a fulfilling, purposeful life.
Trying to write in secret code feels like a rite of passage in elementary school and beyond. Through in a little actual learning with it and learn how to do so with hieroglyphics! Now you can get a jumbo activity book about them! I know I would have been all over this in elementary school.
I may be a grown adult, but I still love to read middle grade novels and then share them with others. There's just something special about that age group and level. Today, author C.W. Allen talks about her love for writing this genre as well as shares an excerpt from The Secret Benefits of Invisibility. Let the author know your thoughts in the comments section. Be sure to follow the tour for even more! Best of luck entering the giveaway!
Fantasy is one of the most popular genres in the middle grade years. And this one has faeries. Check out an excerpt from Beyond the Birch by Torina Kingsley and then follow the tour for more. Best of luck entering the giveaway!
It's the third book in Sunayna Prasad's series Alyssa McCarthy's Magical Missions. Check out an excerpt from this installment and then read on to find out the author's thoughts on making this into a movie. Be sure to follow the tour for more. Best of luck in the giveaway!
Happiness is finding yet another Nat Geo Kids book collection giveaway to share with you all! And best of all, it's about dinosaurs! In all of my years of childcare and teaching, I cannot think of a single child who didn't get excited when dinosaurs were involved. And I know first-hand how beloved a couple of these titles are! Good luck entering!
Interested in a middle-grade, YA for boys (10 to 15)? Here's a fun one to get them reading! Get a FREE copy with a newsletter subscription or $0.99 on Kindle!
A Bolt of Lightning. A Video Game. Kangan SuperPowers!
A lot can happen in the three milliseconds it takes for lightning to run through the body: Third-degree burns, singed hair, shredded clothes, explosives superheated five times hotter than the sun. Eardrums blow, cardiac arrest, or the heat could literally cook your brain … well, you get the idea, anyway.
So, imagine, the surprise after being struck by lightning at 4, while playing my favorite video game - KANGA: SUPERHEROES AND VILLAINS that I woke up with only a small scar on my wrist.
Shortly after, I began displaying the same powers as my character in the game, such as Super Punch and Mega Bounce to name a few. It’s a secret I’ve lived with for almost a decade, but recently it has been nearly impossible to keep.
Oh yeah, and as it turns out, I have an arch-enemy, Mayhem, and he’s out to harm someone very important to me. There’s only one way to stop Mayhem, and I’m the only one who can do it.
Join me, Kangan, and my buddy Brennan, AKA Diesel, in this epic battle!
Patricia Bell is a fifty-something-year-old whose brain has been scorched by the hot desert Arizona sun. Which, by the way, is the setting for most of her stories. She’s authored a handful of young adult and children's books and is continually writing, whether in her head or on the screen. Her characters are often sharp-witted and sarcastic and more often than not, find themselves in a bit of trouble.
Patricia is married to her best friend and has three grown children who think they know better than she. Who knows, maybe they do.
As a Christian, her stories each have a message of grace and hope as well as suspense and a tiny touch of romance. She is an Avid reader of Christian fiction of any kind, and sometimes dabbles into the unknown world of Stephen King, J.K. Rowling, and John Grisham.
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You know how much I love these Nat Geo Kids books! Here's a collection of bird books that you can win, thanks to this giveaway via Home Jobs by Mom. Best of luck entering and enjoy!
Home Jobs By Mom created this post in partnership with National Geographic Kids. They were not financially compensated for this post but did receive a sample. As always, all opinions are entirely our own. Thank you for supporting the brands that support us!
Welcome To The Nat Geo Kids Feathered Friends Book Bundle Giveaway!
This giveaway is part of our Mother's Day Gift Guide. Stop by to see all the great giveaways and products!
A fun and easy way to get kids outside and develop a love of nature is with birding!
These titles from National Geographic Kids are the perfect way for kids of all ages (baby to age 12!) to get excited about the feathered friends that can be found in the backyard AND in some of the most exotic places in the world.
One Lucky Winner Will Receive These Five Awesome Bird Books for Kids Valued at $78!
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One entrant will be selected by the entry form to win Nat Geo Kids Bird Books Prize Pack. Open for entry in the United States, 18 years and older from 4/26/22 thru 6/1/22. No purchase is necessary. Void where prohibited. This giveaway is in no way endorsed, affiliated, or associated with Facebook, Twitter, or any other social media networking site. The winner will have 48 hours to respond to the notification email to claim their prize or a new winner will be selected. Once a winner is drawn and confirmed, the name will be announced on the Giveaway Tools form. Nat Geo Kids will be responsible for sending the winners their prizes.
Friendship and adventure are the name of the game in Friends to the End by C.L. Colyer. Read an excerpt from this middle grade action adventure book and then learn a bit more about the author in a special guest post. Follow the tour for more! Best of luck in the giveaway!
Twelve-year-old Zach is convinced he'll never be happy without his best friend Jeremy by his side. But both of their lives changed with a bang five months ago, and as far as Zach's concerned, it's his fault Jeremy will never see his twelfth birthday.
When Zach moves with his family to a Chicago suburb, he quickly becomes friends with a group of thrill-seeking kids trying to find a disappearing haunted house. But Zach's not worried. He doesn't believe in ghosts, so he follows them into a wild, dangerous encounter that becomes a battle to decide what's real and what's not.
Read an excerpt:
My bewildered gaze slithered from Dom to Josh, finally coming to a stop on Morgan as I tried to decide if they were crazy.
“If the house is invisible, how do you expect to find it?” I asked.
Morgan sat on the stoop next to me. “It’s not always invisible. My brothers saw it once. They said it’s a big house with a long porch. It vanished before they could set foot on the first step, and I’m glad, too.”
“Why? What would have happened if they were on the steps?” I asked. Not because I believed an old ghost story had any truth to it, but I was curious to know what she’d say.
Morgan had to pick her jaw up from the walkway before she could answer, and when she did her voice came out in a high-pitched squeak. “If they had been on the porch or worse—” she swallowed loudly “—inside, they would have disappeared with it.”
You find yourself on a deserted island. What 10 things do you most wish to have?
I love this question.
At the top of my list is a book on how to survive in the wild. Journey to the Center of the Earth might do, too. There are a lot of tips woven into the story.
My husband or friends. I’d really hate to be stranded alone.
Fresh water.
Coffee. Please let there be coffee beans. I’ll learn how to roast them if it means a fresh cup of coffee each morning.
Based on my recent experience lighting logs in a fireplace, I’m going to need help building a fire, so multiple lighters.
Hairbands, because without my shampoo and conditioner my hair is going to be an uncontrollable wild mass of curls and frizz.
My favorite pair of hiking boots. They’re warm, comfy, and grip the ground no matter the surface.
A warm blanket in case it gets cold.
A chest full of great fantasy books. I might not even notice I’m on a deserted island if I have enough reading material.
Pens and journals. Just think of how much writing I could get done with all that free time!
Thanks, Andi, for having me on your wonderful blog. And thank you for stopping by!
C.L. Colyer found her love for writing in first grade when her class was sent to the library and asked to find a book for their first book report. While she doesn’t still have this book report, she’s very proud to say she got an A on it. Her favorite thing about the book was that it had no words. That’s right, not one! That gave her the freedom to interpret the pictures in any way she wanted and write her own story.
This sparked her love for writing essays. It wasn’t until she was an adult that she sat down and penned her first novel. This story has a special place in her heart because it’s the story that helped her discover her passion for writing. She has since written several books, many of which may never see the light of day, but all of which helped her learn to combine her passion for writing with her fascination with all things mythical. You’ll find examples of this in her novels.