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Michelle D. Kwasney
Three teenage girls from different generations navigate difficult family lives and choices about their futures. Their stories eventually converge, and each finds strength and hope.
Marsha Hubler
A horse-centred story about a foster teenager offered another home and a chance to build trust, alongside Christian themes and practical horse-related back matter.
Rebecca Parkinson
The book brings Christian Bible stories into Daisy’s adventures, linking what she observes to forgiveness and the love behind gifts. It may suit a family looking for story-led engagement with Christian ideas.
Terry Pratchett
A witty, humane fantasy about growing into responsibility while facing fear, prejudice and loss. Tiffany’s work as a witch centres on caring for people, while the story also brings darker threats and emotionally difficult relationships.
Alyson Noël
A ghostly quest combines danger, memory and moral choices. Riley’s efforts to free her friends and other spirits give the story an emphasis on understanding rather than defeating pain by force.
Dav Pilkey
A lively comic adventure that may make reading feel playful and social, especially through visual storytelling, absurd humour and drawing prompts. Its energetic action and deliberately rough language sit alongside kindness, loyalty and forgiveness.
Kristen Ciccarelli
This is a tension-led fantasy romance about a hidden witch and the witch hunter pursuing her. It combines alternating viewpoints, political intrigue, blood-based magic, secret identities, deception and a slow-building relationship between enemies.
Oliver Jeffers
Read this as a warm, symbolic conversation between an adult and child about making a life together. Concrete building, imaginative journeys and emotional “tools” sit alongside ideas of protection, hope and forgiveness.
Ally Sherrick
This is an action-led historical mystery about resilience, friendship and justice. Vita’s perilous journey through Roman London and the gladiatorial world combines family upheaval, betrayal, disguise and vivid historical atmosphere.
Roald Dahl
Expect a brisk moral fantasy rather than a cosy animal adventure. The story turns outrage about hunting into comic, threatening reversal, asking readers to feel the consequences from the animals’ perspective.
Maggie Horne
This is a warm, socially focused story about a child questioning expected crushes and trying to preserve friendships. It offers room to discuss belonging, queer self-discovery, honesty and the possibility that friendships can change without ending.
Sonya Sones
This is a verse novel about two young people whose friendship develops amid homelessness, mental-health difficulties, family strain, disappearance and guilt. Molly’s wish to help Red also prompts her to face her own unresolved pain.
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