Cynthia Lord Livres

In a heartwarming tale, a tiny mouse named Marco Polo finally gets his chance for adventure when a boy attending his first sleepover decides to take him along as a secret companion. This charming story highlights themes of friendship and bravery, showcasing how even the smallest creatures can play a significant role in the lives of others. Marco Polo's journey promises to be filled with excitement as he navigates the challenges of being a hidden guest.

Ivy, once a cherished doll, becomes a Book Buddy at Anne's library but struggles with her new role, longing for the simplicity of being a favorite toy. Meanwhile, Fern, a young girl visiting the library with her stepfamily, yearns for the time she had her dad to herself. Their unexpected outdoor adventure together leads both Ivy and Fern to discover newfound confidence and a sense of belonging amidst their changing lives, highlighting themes of friendship and personal growth.

No pets are allowed in the apartment where Suzannah and her family live, so she volunteers at a local pet shelter and plays with the dogs and cats there--but when a child whose family is moving brings in her pet guinea pig, Jelly Bean, Suzannah promises that she will find him the perfect home

Originally released in hardcover by Scholastic Press in 2019, the book offers a compelling narrative that captivates readers with its unique storyline and engaging characters. The publication history highlights its established presence in the literary world, appealing to both new and returning audiences.

Originally released in hardcover by Scholastic Press in 2015, this book offers a captivating narrative that explores themes of resilience and friendship. Set against a backdrop of challenges, the characters embark on a journey of self-discovery, facing obstacles that test their bonds. With engaging prose and vivid imagery, it invites readers to reflect on personal growth and the importance of connection in overcoming adversity.

Frustrated at life with an autistic brother, twelve-year-old Catherine longs for a normal existence but her world is further complicated by a friendship with a young paraplegic.

Set against a backdrop of change and new experiences, this novel explores themes of individuality and self-acceptance. The story follows characters navigating the challenges of being different while striving to remain true to themselves. With a sensitive and heartfelt narrative, it captures the essence of personal growth and resilience, making it a poignant read for those seeking inspiration and understanding in their own journeys.

Lucy, with her mother and her photographer father, has just moved to a small rural community in New Hampshire, and with her new friend Nate she plans to spend the summer taking photos for a contest, but pictures sometimes reveal more than people are willing to see.

Catherine navigates the challenges of having a brother with autism while yearning for a typical life. Her efforts to help David understand social norms are tested when she befriends Jason, a paraplegic boy, and Kristi, her ideal neighbor. As she confronts her own unexpected actions, Catherine is compelled to reevaluate her understanding of normalcy and the complexities of family dynamics. This poignant exploration highlights themes of acceptance, friendship, and the quest for identity amidst the struggles of disability.

Set against the backdrop of a small Maine town, Mia's summer takes an unexpected turn as she navigates the challenges of adolescence. Anticipating a peaceful retreat with her grandmother, she instead encounters Cayman, a confident boy next door. Their rivalry ignites as they team up to identify an injured bird of prey, leading to a deeper exploration of friendship, competition, and personal growth amidst the changes in Mia's life.