An out-of-reach cookie jar, a hungry boy and his companion Horsie, and a giant robot. What could go wrong? A fun story with details readers will love, including cookie crumb precipitation!

Very sparse text highlights Otto's effort to figure out a way to visit his robot family that does not live on Earth. His friends' story, told only through simple illustrations in muted colors, depicts their interest, sadness, support, and ultimately, joy. This is a gentle tale of recognizing the value of recognizing what may be right in front of us.

An absolutely unique reading experience where the number of pictures equals the number of text pages—each revealing significant details of this riveting mystery.

A robot can do a lot of things. But what is the very best thing this robot can do?

Fascinating exploration of the progress, potential, and challenges of developing beneficial robots. Loaded with information and photographs, young fans of science and science fiction will enjoy this detailed overview.

Pip wants to take to the skies, like his friend Tweet. When persistent flapping doesn't help, can friendship find a way to lift Pip off the ground? Delightful story with immediately lovable characters.

What happens when individuals discover the world they know is not reality, and that realization places them in a world-changing position? As usual, Haddix uses compelling storytelling to engage readers' minds with significant and fascinating questions, including who to trust and how to strategically discern a means for survival. Young adults, even reluctant readers in the age group, will be enthra ...