15 Out-of-This-World SF & Fantasy Tales for Tweens

by Nick Brooks

An adventure filled with fun hijinks and personal growth. Full review >

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by Mary Amato

A well-rounded, satisfying trilogy closer sure to please fans. Full review >

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by Jamie Oliver ; illustrated by Mónica Armiño

Dishes up a tasty round of youthful derring-do with several meaty topics on the side. Full review >

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by Marieke Nijkamp ; illustrated by Sylvia Bi

A topical ode to truth-telling and community. Full review >

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by Jeremy Whitley ; illustrated by Jamie Noguchi

Fast-paced SF fun. Full review >

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by Mary Averling

A deliciously offbeat magical adventure. Full review >

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by Linda Crotta Brennan

An immersive reading experience threaded through with Celtic lore. Full review >

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by Meredith Ireland

A satisfying story of emotional growth that will leave readers hoping for more magical adventures. Full review >

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by Megan Reyes

There’s no chance for anyone to chill in this well-crafted, action-packed sequel. Full review >

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by Daniel José Older & Alyssa Wong ; illustrated by Pétur Antonsson

An immersive and compassionate adventure. Full review >

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by Mike Cavallaro ; illustrated by Mike Cavallaro ; color by Irene Yeom

A pitch-perfect tale of friendship and fantastical foes. Full review >

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by Christine D.U. Chung & Salwa Majoka ; illustrated by Christine D.U. Chung & Salwa Majoka

Beautiful and precisely depicted, a gentle, generous reflection on civilization and community life. Full review >

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by Misa Sugiura

An appealing adventure filled with both action and heart. Full review >

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by Erin Entrada Kelly

A warmhearted blend of nostalgia and futurism. Full review >

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by Dave Roman ; illustrated by Dave Roman

At once a silly, sweet escapade and a dramatic tale of self-discovery in one’s own powers. Full review >

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