“The Next Great Paulie Fink” by Ali Benjamin
Who will be the next evil genius trouble maker and trickster in Michtells? A contest will show…

“Clean Getaway” by Nic Stone
A boy and his grandmother escape and make a tour with his grandmothers brand-new camper. I know exactly who will vote for this one 😉.

“Restart” by Gordon Korman
When the boy in the book finds himself in hospital, he is surprised. Later the doctors tell him that he fell of his house’s roof and lost his memory. Everyone had their own story of him before the fall. Who can he believe, who can he trust?

“Middle School – Master of Disaster” by James Patterson
This books combines all favorite characters from James Patterson in one story. Rafe Khatchadorian, Max Einstein, Jamie Grimm, Jacky Ha-Ha, Pottymouth and Stoopod and the Kidds. They all have to work together to save the day.

“Unschooled” by Allan Woodrow
There is a competition and the class that wins gets a mysterious prize. Will dirty tricks help to succeed?

“Best nerds ever” by James Patterson
A boy gets chased by a van and falls off a cliff. He dies but his spirit is still alive, like a ghost version of himself. He is invisible to the others and no one can hear him.

“The Lemonade War” by Jacqueline Davies
One brother and his sister make a contest on who makes the most money in four days by selling lemonade in their front yard. But then it shoots out of hand and they play dirty tricks on each other to win.

“The Last Last-Day-of-Summer” by Lamar Giles
An evil genius tries to freeze time forever and he almost succeeds but luckily Sheed and Otto save the day by making him disappear.

“The Last Mirror on the Left” by Lamar Giles
Another adventure of Otto and Sheed. They have to go into another dimension to capture the fugitive prisoner.

“Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus” by Dusti Bowling
13 year old Aven was born without arms but that hasn’t stopped her from doing almost anything. Her life takes a turn when her family moves to Arizona. She struggles making new friends but things change when she meets Connor.

“The Doughnut Fix” by Jessie Janowitz
Hobby baker Tristan’s life takes a turn when his parents decide to move to a little town. Can he discover a secret doughnut recipe and bake his way out of boredom?

“Stamped” by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi
This book explains where racism comes from and how it impacts our life today.

“As brave as you” by Jason Reynolds
This is a story about two brothers who have to spend their summer holidays with their grandparents in rural Virginia. Certainly not what they expected…

“The Lion of Mars” by Jennifer L. Holm
Bell is a kid who grew up on Mars. When a virus breaks out and all adults get sick, it is up to Bell to save his family.

“Shine” by J.J. and Chris Grabenstein
Piper finds herself at an exclusive school where everyone around her is best in something. Clearly she she doesn’t fit in. Can she find a way to step out and shine?

“Saving Mr. Terrupt (Book 3)”, Rob Buyea
I loved book 1 and 2 of the Mr Terrupt series. The kids are now entering their first year of junior high and miss their favourite teacher. When they turn to him for help because of a fight, they see that Mr. Terrupt needs saving this time.

“Save me a seat” by Gita Varadarjana
Joe and Ravi don’t have much in common but the same enemy. Will they become friends despite cultural difference and what can they do against the class bully?

“Lu” by Jason Reynolds
This is the fourth and last of Jason Reynolds track series. I loved the first 3 books “Ghost”, “Patina” and “Sunny”.

“A Year Down Under” by Richard Peck
Mary Alice is about to spend another summer with her eccentric grandma in a sleepy Illinois town. Hard to predict how life with grandma turns out…

“The Care and Feeding of a Pet Black Hole” by Michelle Cuevas
Stella Rodriguez finds herself with an unusual new pet in her house. She names the black hole Larry. When Larry swallows something precious Stellar must embark on an interstellar adventure to get it back.

“The Third Mushroom” by Jennifer L. Holm
Ellie’s grandpa is a world-renowned scientist – only that he is in the body of a fourteen-year-old boy. When they team up for the science fair, no one realizes just how groundbreaking their experiment will be.

“The First Rule of Punk” by Celia C. Perez
On her first day at the new school Malu upsets the queen bee, violates the dress code and disappoints her mom. Soon she starts a band and fight the anti-punk school administration.

Flight – The Complete History of Aviation by R. G. Grant

“Maxis’s Secrets: (Or, What You Can Learn from a Dog)” by Lynn Plourde
New school, a rough time, a deaf dog and a blind neighbor. THis book shows that there is more to everyone than the surface shows.