Best Sellers Around The Globe
Age: 5 - 7
|Grade: 1 - 2
This all - inclusive jumbo workbook from our popular Scholastic Early Learners line ensures childern are ready to succeed in first grade! it's filled with fun practice activities on topics like handwriting & reading skills, 24 pages of volorful stickers, & a completion certificate to recognize achievement.
Age: 7 & up
|Grade: 2 & up
Dog Man is down on his luck, Petey confronts his not so purr-fect past, & Grampa is up to no good. The world is spinning out of control as new villains spill into town. Everything seems dark and full of despair. But hope is not lost. Can the incredible power of love save the day?
Age: 8 - 12
|Grade: 3 - 7
Kristy, Mary Anne, Claudia, & Stacey are best friends & founding members of The Baby-Sitters Club. Whatever comes up – cranky toddlers, huge dogs, scary neighbors, prank calls – you can count on them to save the day. It isn't always easy, but no matter what, the BSC have what they need most: friendship.
Age: 12 & up
|Grade: 7 & up
It is the morning of the reaping that will kick off the tenth annual Hunger Games. The once-mighty house of Snow has fallen on hard times, its fate hanging on the slender chance that eighteen year old Coriolanus will be able to outmaneuver his fellow students to mentor the winning tribute.
And The Award Goes To...
Fernandez's cartoon artwork in saturated tones and with lush, vibrant backgrounds dense with plants makes for charming, light-hearted atmosphere, within which she affectionately depicts the rich variety of love people can have for one another...
While the deftly constructed chapters could stand alone, the author plants images—biblical, mythological, scientific, Sendak-ian, and even David Bowie–esque—that shift and reappear.
Fernandez's cartoon artwork in saturated tones and with lush, vibrant backgrounds dense with plants makes for charming, light-hearted atmosphere, within which she affectionately depicts the rich variety of love people can have for one another...
While the deftly constructed chapters could stand alone, the author plants images—biblical, mythological, scientific, Sendak-ian, and even David Bowie–esque—that shift and reappear.
Series We Know You'll Love
Plant a love of reading with Acorn, a new early reader line for ages 4-6. With easy-to-read text, a short story formate, and full-color artwork on every page. these books will boost reading confidence and fluency!
Branches early chapter books are perfect for newly independent readers, ages 5-7. They'll fall in love with these easy-to-read, high interest stories that feature relatable characters and illustrations on every page.
Graphic Novels have captured the minds and hearts of children and young adults, engaging readers of all levels. Their mix of emotional and entertaining imagery provieds a powerful motiator for kids to read.
Expert Recommendation
"There is no such thing as a child who hates to read; there are only children who have not found the right book."
- Frank Serafini
Recommended by Monica Villegas
Teacher - Colegio Carol Baur, Mexico
Recommended by Allie Mertz
Scholastic Trade Marketing Manager, Export
I love this series from Dav Pilkey that's part of the Acorn early reader line, aimed at children who are learning to read. In Dragon Gets By, Dragon is just trying to get through his daily tasks and keeps making many silly mistakes! It’s the cutest story about the fun side of chores and responsibility. Plus, each Acorn title includes fun and engaging activities in the back of the book to capture new readers!
Recommended by Allie Mertz
Scholastic Trade Marketing Manager, Export
With Valentine’s Day approaching, we’ve put together a list of books perfect for the holiday! Read your favorite characters and fall in love with new ones. Join their adventures in their pursuit of finding romance and building new relationships! Readers of all ages will find a book in our curated list!
Age: 8 & up
|Grade: 3 & up
Recommended by Danielle Bechara
9th Grader at St. Mary’s Orthodox College – Beirut, Lebanon
As a child, reading the Harry Potter books would be a way to escape reality. The writing style is easy to read, and the plot of every book gets you hooked by the first sentence. It transports you into another dimension where wizards are your friends, and fictional worlds are your home. When times would get rough, the Harry Potter series were the source of my comfort. I felt like I was a part of all of the friendships and I experienced all of the magical adventures with them. In addition to that, the books taught me the importance of friendship and to not be afraid of being yourself. They also taught me that family is not always by blood, but it is the people that make you the best version of yourself and support you through thick and thin.
