Publication year 2021
Genre Graphic Novel/Book, Fiction
Themes Family, Marriage, Conflict, Childhood & Youth, Friendship
Tags Children`s Literature, Realistic Fiction, Humor
Friendship
The solace and comfort of true friendship — and the pain of its loss — can rival any romantic or familial relationship. In this collection, we present texts that examine the unique qualities and costs of deep friendships.
Publication year 2021
Genre Graphic Novel/Book, Fiction
Themes Family, Marriage, Conflict, Childhood & Youth, Friendship
Tags Children`s Literature, Realistic Fiction, Humor
Publication year 2011
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Mental Health, Family, Self Discovery, Friendship, Mothers
Tags Humor, Coming of Age, Sports, Realistic Fiction, Depression & Suicide, Mental Illness, Trauma & Abuse, Modern Classic Fiction
Fifteen-year-old Felton Reinstein hits puberty and transforms from a nerd to an athlete but struggles to cope with his mom’s growing mental health struggles in Geoff Herbach’s young adult novel, Stupid Fast (2011). Bullied and teased most of his young life, Felton has anxiety caused by his dad’s death by suicide. Now, he grows huge and fast, joins the football team, and gains new jock friends and a smart, talented girlfriend named Aleah. Outwardly things... Read Stupid Fast Summary
Publication year 2013
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Family, Friendship, Social Class, Equality, Race
Tags Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Diversity, Race & Racism, US History, Reconstruction Era, Children`s Literature, World History, Arts & Culture
Publication year 1973
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Gender Identity, Community
Tags Modern Classic Fiction, Race & Racism, Trauma & Abuse, Relationships, African American Literature, Education, Education, World History, Historical Fiction, Classic Fiction
Sula, written by Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison, was first published in 1973. Morrison was the author of 11 novels and four works of nonfiction. Sula was her second novel, following her 1970 début The Bluest Eye. Morrison published both novels while still working as an editor at Random House, where she edited books by Angela Davis, Muhammad Ali, and Gayl Jones. Morrison was the winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award for Song... Read Sula Summary
Publication year 2007
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Appearance & Reality
Tags Realistic Fiction, Children`s Literature, Education, Education, US History, Sports, Action & Adventure
In Mike Lupica’s Summer Ball, published in 2007, 13-year-old Danny Walker heads to an elite basketball summer camp called Right Way. Here, he will match his nationally-recognized skills against some of the best young basketball players in the country. The New York Times-bestselling novelpicks up where Lupica’s previous novel, Travel Team, leaves off: Walker, cut from his local Middletown basketball travel team because he’s too short, leads his new team to the seventh-grade national championship... Read Summer Ball Summary
Publication year 2002
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Childhood & Youth, Nature Versus Nurture, Daughters & Sons, Fathers, Friendship, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Good & Evil, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Religion & Spirituality, Truth & Lies, Wins & Losses
Tags Fantasy, Children`s Literature, Action & Adventure, Sports
Publication year 2019
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Hope, Loneliness, Love, Family, Mothers, Daughters & Sons, Siblings, Marriage, Friendship
Tags Historical Fiction, Military & War, Relationships, Race & Racism, Modern Classic Fiction, World History, Romance
Publication year 1976
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Coming of Age, Friendship
Tags Historical Fiction, Animals, Action & Adventure, Children`s Literature, Education, Education, World History, Classic Fiction
Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawls is a middle grade historical novel first published in 1976. Set in rural Oklahoma’s Ozark Mountains in the late 1800s, the story follows 14-year-old Jay Berry Lee as he tries to capture a group of monkeys that escaped from their circus train. The monkeys, and especially the chimpanzee who leads them, prove themselves wily adversaries for Jay Berry, who desperately wants the reward money that will accompany their... Read Summer of the Monkeys Summary
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Apathy, Perseverance, Grief, Hope, Joy, Love, Memory, Sexual Identity, Midlife, Daughters & Sons, Family, Friendship, Marriage, Mothers, Self Discovery, Beauty, Order & Chaos
Tags Romance, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 1998
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Power & Greed, Family
Tags Coming of Age, Romance, Love & Sexuality, Realistic Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction
Judy Blume is the author of the bildungsroman and romance Summer Sisters, which she published in 1998. A prolific author, Blume is famous for her young-reader books, including the canonized Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (1970), but Summer Sisters is for adults. The book follows the friendship of two girls from different socioeconomic classes from adolescence through adulthood as it addresses themes like The Elusive Power of Sex, The Fluidity of Families, and... Read Summer Sisters Summary
Publication year 2016
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Fear, Hate & Anger, Memory, Revenge, Death, Place, Friendship, Self Discovery, Social Class, Community, Education, Politics & Government, Fate, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Horror & Suspense
Publication year 2015
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Friendship, Truth & Lies, Coming of Age, Guilt, Childhood & Youth, Grandparents, Siblings, Community
Tags Realistic Fiction, Coming of Age
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Self Discovery, Fame, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Realistic Fiction, Humor, Children`s Literature, Education, Education, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 2021
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Fate, Memory, Grief, Marriage, Friendship
Tags Historical Fiction, Southern Literature, Survival Fiction, American Civil War
Publication year 2002
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Coming of Age, Fathers, Friendship, Grandparents, Mothers, Siblings, Self Discovery, Community, Education, Art, Order & Chaos
Tags Realistic Fiction, Humor, Children`s Literature, Education, Education, Modern Classic Fiction
Surviving the Applewhites is a children’s novel written by American author Stephanie S. Tolan and was first published in 2002.The narrative follows Jake Semple, a troubled teenager forced to move in with the unconventional and eccentric Applewhite family following an incident at school. Jake struggles to fit in at first but gradually sheds his past transgressions and undergoes a transformative journey toward self-discovery and redemption. The novel touches on Personal Growth and Transformation, Individuality Versus... Read Surviving the Applewhites Summary
Publication year 1997
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Grief, Guilt, Regret, Friendship, Truth & Lies
Tags Children`s Literature, Education, Education, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 1930
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Nostalgia, Gender Identity, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, Environment, Family, Friendship, Siblings, Teamwork, Social Class, Colonialism, Justice, Safety & Danger
Publication year 2022
Genre Graphic Novel/Book, Fiction
Themes Family, Friendship, Perseverance
Tags Sports, Realistic Fiction, African American Literature, Children`s Literature, Modern Classic Fiction
Publication year 2011
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Education, Race, Friendship, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Family, Fathers, Mothers, Siblings, Social Class, Community, Equality, Justice
Tags Historical Fiction, Social Justice, World War II, Children`s Literature, Military & War, World History, Arts & Culture
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Space, Fear, Friendship, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Social Class, Colonialism, Justice
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, Humor
Published in 2023, Martha Wells’s science fiction novel System Collapse is the seventh installment in the critically acclaimed and bestselling series, The Murderbot Diaries. The story continues the journey of Murderbot, a rogue security android that has hacked its own control module. In this entry, Murderbot is struggling with the aftermath of a traumatic event that causes it to have system-crashing flashbacks. It must overcome this internal crisis to help its human allies rescue a... Read System Collapse Summary