Every Soul a Star
By Wendy Mass
At the Moon Shadow Campground thousands of people will soon be arriving to catch a glimpse of a rare and beautiful sight, a total eclipse of the sun. Ally, short for Alpha, loves stargazing, planet searching, and alien hunting, but most of all her dream is to discover a comet. Her parents run the campground, and she couldn't imagine living anywhere else. Bree is a pretty and popular future beauty queen pageant who loves her life, but there's something about herself that she's trying to hide. Jack is an overweight teen who spends a lot of time alone, and faces summer school until his science teacher decides to take him along with a tour group to see the eclipse. These three lives are about to collide, and each one will be changed forever. A beautifully written novel about the ups and downs in life. (Ages 9-12)

Night's Nice
By Ed and Barbara Emberley
"Hop into bed, Turn over thrice, And whispher this softly: Night's nice, night's nice, night's nice." This beautifully illustrated classic bedtime story reminds young readers how wonderful the night is. If there were no night we wouldn't see the stars or moon shining brightly in the sky. We wouldn't see the amazing lights of fireworks, lighthouses, or the big city all lit up. Night is perfect for Halloween fun and caroling on Chrismtas Eve. The rhyming text will lull young ones to sleep as they dream of the beautiful nighttime. (Ages 4-8)

Oracle of the Morrigan (Hallowmere, Book 6)
By Tiffany Trent and Paul Crilley
When Siobhan agreed to do her part and help search for the rathstones, she didn't know she'd be thrown into 13th century Scotland at the beginning of the Fey rebellion. As she tries to find the stone Siobhan wonders if there's anything she could do to stop the unhallowed from forming and causing hundreds of years of war and death. Can Siobhan overcome her fear and learn to control her sight before it's too late? An intriguing mystery full of suspense! (Ages 9-12)

Pieces of Me
By Charlotte Gingras
Mirabelle is almost fifteen, but she's lonely. She has no friends and her dad left her long ago with her crazy mother. She lives in a half basement apartment with her mother who designs clothes but then hides them away because she's worried someone might steal her ideas. Mira takes comfort in reading, and she reads anything she can get her hands on, but she longs for a normal life with friends and a happy family. Then one day a new girl comes to school, Cath, and she and Mira become fast friends. They both love art and Cath is teaching Mira about boys. But can this happy friendship last, or will Mira's life come crashing down around her? Can Mira put the broken pieces of her life back together and find happiness? A beautifully told story about love and loneliness. (Young Adult)

Queen of the Masquerade (Hallowmere, Book 5)
By Tiffany Trent and Amanda M. Jenkins
When Christina wakes up in a strange place, she has no memory of who she is or why she's there. Duke DeGlisse and his family are very nice to her, but they are Fey, and for some reason Christina knows she can't fully trust them. The Duke gives her the name Brigitte, but knows that's not her true name. Christina is content to stay in this world for a while, where she feels safe and taken care of, something she's not used to. But nagging dreams and flashbacks tell her she's not a very good person, and that she is there for a reason. Without knowing who to trust, can Christina solve the puzzle and complete her mission? An intriguing fantasy that will have you eagerly turning the pages! (Young Adult)

Poultry in Motion (Supernatural Rubber Chicken)
By D. L. Garfinkle
Illus by Ethan Long
When a new girl arrives in town, Lisa and Nate wonder what she'll be like. They soon learn that she's obsessed with being pretty and popular, and only wants to hang out with other pretty and popular girls. Lisa wishes for Jennifer's bad attitude to change. So Ed, their supernatural rubber chicken, tries to help. But Ed messes up Lisa's wish. Has he lost his superpowers for good, or will they find a way to make Jennifer a better person? (Ages 9-12)

The Island of Mad Scientists
By Howard Whitehouse
Illus by Bill Slavin
The delightfully crazy cast of characters from "The Stictest School in the World" and "The Faceless Fiend" are back again! This time they're on holiday on a damp Scottish Isle, but trouble always seems to follow. Aunt Lucy, Emmaline, Rubberbones and Princess Purnah find themselves on the run again from the authorities, as Purnah's pursuers will stop at nothing to return her to the dreadful St. Grimelda's School for Young Ladies. But Emmaline and Rubberbones are also being pursued, by an evil old man called the Collector. The group finds themselves in one crazy situation after another as they flee their would be captors. This wild and wacky adventure will have you laughing page after page. (Ages 9-12)