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So You Want To Be A Surgeon by Linda Soules walks tweens into the operating room without dumbing medicine down. It respects a child's urge to fix what is broken. For ages ten to twelve, and... Read the full review
Maxwell Hoffman's Ty "Turbo" Knight omnibus is earnest, uneven serial sci-fi—not literary fare. A sabotaged time chamber strands trainee Tyler Knight in 5000 AD, not the prehistoric mission... Read the full review
Ichiro Asanuma's Walking along the ancient Tokaido Road (Volume 1) is not a brochure of Japan. It is a bruised, clear-eyed walk along the old highway from Tokyo toward Kyoto, carried in spar... Read the full review
Linda Soules’s So You Want to Be an Actor is the kind of nonfiction guide that can spark a real interest in theater. Written for ages 10 to 12, it treats kids with respect and gives parents... Read the full review
So You Want to Be a Professional Athlete, by Linda Soules, pulls back the curtain on a job kids usually meet through highlights. Part of a wider "what you might become" series for curious tw... Read the full review
So You Want To Be a Voice Actor is smart, encouraging nonfiction that talks to kids like they’re already artists. It makes a creative career feel exciting, but it also shows the real work be... Read the full review
Shameful Silence makes you rethink who we picture as a victim. Alexandra Lozano writes with hard-earned urgency, returning to one quiet sentence: “No one will believe me.” Her ask is simple:... Read the full review
For parents of curious 10–12 year-olds, So You Want To Be a Scientist is the rare science book that feels inspiring and rigorously grounded. It doesn’t talk down to kids; it trains their “wh... Read the full review
If you’ve got a kid who’s always asking “what’s over there?”, this book is a great place to start. It reminds kids (and parents) that exploration isn’t over. It’s in the deep ocean, under ou... Read the full review
When your child says they want to be a police officer, you want honesty, not a cartoon chase scene. Linda Soules's So You Want To Be A Police Officer delivers: a clear-eyed portrait for ages... Read the full review
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