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Milkweed’s young readers list is the place to find the very best writing for children in the middle grades. Our award-winning books includes a series of historical fiction—from John Armistead’s The $66 Summer to Susan Lowell’s I Am Lavina Cumming—as well as high-quality contemporary novels like Natasha Friend’s Perfect and Jessica Lee Anderson’s Trudy. These books combine riveting story lines with beautiful writing to nurture lifelong readers.
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Paperback No Placeby Kay Haugaard
Arturo has no place to play— until he comes up with a brilliant ideaMore Details... 
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Hardcover The CatOr, How I Lost Eternity
by Jutta Richter
From the author of The Summer of the Pike, a modern, illustrated fable 2008 Mildred L. Batchelder Honor book More Details... 
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Hardcover River of WordsYoung Poets and Artists on the Nature of Things
by Pamela Michael
An imaginative collection of poetry and artwork that brings children face to face with natureMore Details... 
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Hardcover Discovering Pig Magicby Julie Crabtree
A story of three friends, magic, and too many pigs in contemporary California More Details... 
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Hardcover Slantby Laura E. Williams
From bestselling author Laura Williams: one Korean-American adoptee’s struggle with self-image, name-calling, and the travails of eighth gradeMore Details... 
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Paperback River of WordsYoung Poets and Artists on the Nature of Things
by Pamela Michael
An imaginative collection of poetry and artwork that brings children face to face with natureMore Details... 
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Paperback The Year of the Sawdust Manby A. LaFaye
From award-winning author A. LaFaye: Nissa’s search for her mother and the elusive Sawdust Man in rural Louisiana in the 1930s, now back in printMore Details... 
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Paperback Slantby Laura E. Williams
From bestselling author Laura Williams: one Korean-American adoptee’s struggle with self-image, name-calling, and the travails of eighth gradeMore Details... |
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