The Art of Breaking Things

Claudia and the New Girl

Dork Diaries: Tales from a Not-So-Talented Pop Star

Frindle

Stolen

Fat Hoochie Prom Queen

Frannie in Pieces

A Year in the Life of a Total and Complete Genius

Creatrilogy

Young children everywhere will enjoy my illustrated book The Dot. Young children will identify to the stick drawings and feel they can draw a story too. The Dot can talk to the reader. The Dot had a party with friends and got tired and slept under a tree. One day, the Dot was hot, hot, hot! Another day, the Dot was cold, cold, cold! The Dot got stepped on and moved to a better place. The moral of my story is that children are small people that can talk, want to have fun, and have feelings and that it is best to walk away when someone hurts you. Just like the Dot, you can find a better place.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

The Art of Breaking Things

Laura Sibson, 2019

Claudia and the New Girl

Ann M. Martin, Gabriela Epstein, Braden Lamb, 2021

Dork Diaries: Tales from a Not-So-Talented Pop Star

Rachel Renée Russell, 2011

Frindle

Andrew Clements, 2006

Stolen

Lucy Christopher, 2009

Fat Hoochie Prom Queen

Nico Medina, 2008

Frannie in Pieces

Delia Ephron, Chad Beckerman, 2007

A Year in the Life of a Total and Complete Genius

Stacey Matson, 2014