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The Revealers
Throwing light on a dark problem Parkland Middle School is a place the students call Darkland, because no one in it does much to stop the daily harassment of kids by other kids. Three bullied seventh graders use their smarts to get the better of their tormentors by starting an unofficial e-mail forum at school in which they publicize their experiences. Unexpectedly, lots of other kids come forward to confess their similar troubles, and it becomes clear that the problem at their school is bigger than anyone knew. The school principal wants to clamp down on the operation, which she does when the trio, in their zealousness for revenge, libel a fellow student in what turns out to have been a setup. Now a new plan of attack is needed . . . This suspenseful story of computer-era underground rebellion offers fresh perspectives on some of the most enduring themes in fiction for young readers. The Revealers is a 2004 Bank Street - Best Children's Book of the Year.
Falling
Everyone expected fifteen-year-old Matt Shaw to be Jeffords Junior High's star basketball player. But Matt never went out for the team. He won't even touch a ball anymore, and he hardly talks to anyone. No one understands why he's changed, but Matt knows that it's his "golden child" older brother who's really been doing all the changing. Matt can't imagine what would happen to his family if word got out about Neal's drug habit and the strung-out strangers he's seen coming and going from the house when their parents aren't home. Matt can't tell anyone what he knows – not his parents, not the police detective who refuses to leave him alone, not even Katie, the one girl he's ever really had feelings for. But even Matt has to wonder eventually if he's holding on to someone he may already have lost. With his unparalleled ear for teen dialogue and emotions, Doug Wilhelm's new novel is a captivating look at falling apart, falling in love, and all the falling in between.
True Shoes
The kids from The revealers are back, entering eighth grade at Parkland Middle school, where they have to cope with the super-popular kids and the ugly truth about online bullying.
Raising the Shades
After his mother and sister move out, thirteen-year-old Casey begins to realize that his father's drinking problem is more than he can handle and that the intervention his aunt suggests may be the best way to help.
Alexander the Great
Traces the life of the warrior king of Macedonia who conquered and united the known world of his time.
The Forgotten Planet
While on your communications' job, you discover the disappearance of a space probe near the planet Minos. Should you investigate? Only you can decide what happens next.
Curse of the Pirate Mist
A voyage to Guyana in hopes of retrieving a sunken ship's treasure leads to a dangerous pursuit, in a book where the reader determines the path and ending of the story.
The Secret of Mystery Hill
On a class trip to an ancient monument you are chosen to journey into the past. There you meet a huge, green man who orders you to cut off his head. You're sure this is some sort of test -- but what is the right answer?
Gunfire at Gettysburg
"You and your friends have longed to see action first hand in what they're calling the War of Secession...Now as the world outside explodes with cannon fire and the cries of the wounded, you find yourself crouched in terror in an abandoned barn."--from p. [4] of cover.
The Underground Railroad
It's 1853 in the newly founded town of Randolph, Vermont. They've just built railroad tracks right through the center of Main Street. Each time a train churns through, it makes the whole town shudder and leaves a trail of heavy black smoke. But there's another train, too. One you can't see. It's the Underground Railroad, and when it makes a detour through Randolph, it will tear your new town apart. Bounty hunters from the South have arrived, looking for escaped slaves. Some folks think they have no business in the North, and some think they should get what they came for and leave. But when you discover where they're hiding the two fugitive slaves they've just captured, you have to decide for yourself how to help.
