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Other giveaways include Leroy Ninker Saddles Up: Tales from Deckawoo Drive, Volume One, launching a spin-off series from the Mercy Watson books by Kate DiCamillo, illus. Pichon, the publisher introduces the wisecracking title character of this U.K. With The Brilliant World of Tom Gates by L. Baker’s The Fairy-Tale Matchmaker, first in a fractured fairy tale series, about a disgruntled tooth fairy-in-training who sets out to find her true path and Thursdays with the Crown, the third book in Jessica Day George’s Castle Glower middle-grade series. Also available are The Fire Artist by Daisy Whitney, in which Aria, who has the power to create fire from her hands, falls in love with a modern-day genie E.D. And author-illustrator Justine Fontes launches the Cheddar’s Tales chapter book series about mice who have the gift of speech with two titles, Crisis in Crittertown and Showdown in Crittertown.Īmong the titles for giveaway are Magic in the Mix, Annie Barrows’s sequel to her 2008 time-travel adventure The Magic Half. The nonfiction title Breaking Free: True Stories of Girls Who Escaped Slavery by Abby Sher explores the global issue of human sex trafficking from a survivor’s point of view. Shane Koyczan’s debut, To This Day: For the Bullied and Beautiful, offers in book form his antibullying spoken word poem, illustrated by 30 international artists.

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Phoebe and Her Unicorn: A Heavenly Nostrils Chronicle, author-illustrator Dana Simpson’s debut, follows an unlikely friendship and Jeff Weigel’s Dragon Girl: The Secret Valley tells the story of 11-year-old Alanna, who discovers a cave full of orphaned baby dragons. by Mike Lawrence, in which mud is the superpower-providing substance. Titles from the Amp! Comics for Kids middle-grade line will be available, among them T he Ice Cream Kid: Brain Freeze!, Todd Clark’s debut about an 11-year-old who gains superpowers from ice cream and Muddy Max: The Mystery of Marsh Creek by Elizabeth Rusch, illus. Look for The Witch’s Boy by Kelly Barnhill, a middle-grade adventure featuring feuding kingdoms, a cursed boy, and the cunning girl who crosses his path Jackaby, William Ritter’s debut paranormal detective tale set in 1892 New England and the nonfiction Passenger on the Pearl by Winifred Conkling, which follows 13-year-old Emily Edmonson and the largest slave escape attempt in U.S.

by Brian Biggs yolo by Lauren Myracle, which follows her Internet Girls to college El Deafo by CeCe Bell, a middle-grade graphic memoir about going deaf Pink & Green Is the New Black, third in Lisa Greenwald’s Pink & Green series about middle-school makeover queen Lucy Desberg Fleabrain Loves Franny by Joanne Rocklin, a Charlotte’s Web homage featuring a girl recovering from polio in 1952 Pittsburgh and an eloquent, lovesick flea and Paper Airplanes, a debut tale by Dawn O’Porter about female friendship, set off the coast of France. Galleys on offer include Frank Einstein and the Antimatter Motor, launching a scientifically minded middle-grade series by Jon Scieszka, illus. Regardless of which path the children's and YA publishers below have chosen for this year's show, here are plenty of reasons to make the rounds of the booths. Some publishers use BEA as an opportunity to showcase an entire catalogue’s worth of ARCs others focus their giveaways on just a few key titles.