Junior Fiction Reviews
Our Junior Library contains books from a variety of authors for you to choose from. Take a look at our featured titles below, and browse the entire collection to find something you love or to discover something new.
No More Dead Dogs
Kaleigh Adams
I like books about students and teachers. This book is about a kid who turns a boring class into a fun one! Like all books by Gordon Korman, this is a fun one to read.
The Swifts
Brynlee Haderlie
It is a fun mystery with a whole bunch of twists! A book that keeps you on your toes!
The Thea Sisters Series
Jessica Clayson
It's fantasy and adventurous and I like that.
Into the Lighthouse
Susan Chritiansen
It is such a fun book! It has pirates, mermaids, water people and a cute little adventurous girl who visits a "new land". I read it to my granddaughter and she wouldn't let me stop at the chapters.
Keeper of the Lost Cities Series
Samantha Goodwin
It has magic, suspense and a little bit of romance.
Wings of Fire (The Lost Heir)
Malachi
Queen Coral's (Queen of the sea wings and Tsunami's mom) first daughter Orca uses her powers to make a statue kill all of Coral's daughters and Tsunami protected Aulket from being killed.
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Paige Letham
The poems are funny!
Magic Treehouse
Aubrey Bingham
I like these books because they are about mysteries.
Dragon Masters
Harley Rodeback
I like this book series because it has dragons, fantasy and adventures.
The Horse & His Boy (The Chronicles of Narnia)
Melissa Lyman
An excellent reader and one of our Favorite C. S. Lewis Books.
High School Musical
Mikayla Wadsworth
It's spirit week at East High and everyone is excited. There will be dress-up days, a pep rally and finally the crowning of spirit week King and Queen. My favorite part is when they shout, "Go Wildcats!"
There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom
Kayleigh Adams (Librarian)
Bradley Chalkers is a bully and nobody likes him. Then, his school hires Carla, a counselor who gives him a chance and likes him no matter what he does. I love this book because the author wrote it very well, and he lets the reader see inside Bradley’s thoughts. He somehow makes the reader love Bradley the way Carla does.