Bøger udgivet af Storyshares, LLC

Charlie likes Chuck, but she also likes Chase. How will she ever choose between them?In this decodable book written for middle school audiences and beyond, readers will spend time practicing the digraph "ch." This book is the first of many in development by Storyshares, the goal of which is to create a new shelf in the global library designed to reach even the most left-behind readers in middle school and beyond. It combines key science of reading principles with characters, topics, themes, and imagery built around young adult interests.Interested in learning more about these books or providing feedback? Reach out to info@storyshares.org.

Emma is under pressure from her parents and her strict aunt to plan the perfect Chinese New Year party, but what will they think when she wants to have a Chinese-American version of the holiday?

It's bad enough that Talia has to give a presentation in front of her entire class. This time, the subject matter is personal. Talia loves her family and their guava tree, but what will the class think of her afterward?

Thirteen people are trapped in a cave with water rising as the world watches and hopes for their rescue. Based on a true story of 12 football teammates and their coach surviving what could have been a terrible tragedy.

Enrique's life has been hard. Taking on adult responsibilities too young means he hasn't had much time to enjoy being a teenager. But there's one rite of passage he refuses to miss. Even if it means finding the courage to make a change for himself.

Dylan hates doing homework, but his mother is a teacher. She makes a deal with him to trade assignments. She'll do his homework for a day while he teaches her class. How hard can it be to teach the fourth grade?

Chandra is an exchange student from India, living in the U.S. As the time of Diwali, the Festival of Lights, approaches, Chandra longs for her home in Mumbai. Then a friend, an exchange student from Israel, shows Chandra how Diwali and its lights are tied to something much bigger, how light could be a celebration of the human soul on a global stage.

Colin is quiet, shy, and reflective, but also desperate to connect with his fellow high school students. Soon he learns, however, that fitting in isn't always worth the price.

Lucky Henry Walker is an actual Hurricane Katrina canine refugee. His actions and reactions are communicated extensively. While the authors fostered Henry, they filled in the blanks based on research of Hurricane Katrina's effects on pets and their families.

With her dark skin and coiled hair, Alicia doesn't look like the woman on the magazine cover. This leads her to question beauty: what does it mean to be beautiful? Is she? Can she ever be?

Darius is the great-grandson of Darius Quinton, inventor of complicated machines and the first black aviator on Long Island. Darius has inherited his great-grandfather's mechanical genius, and in this story, he uses his talent to help solve a crime.

Desperate to be a part of the popular crowd at school, a boy makes a terrible deal that will hurt someone he likes. Will his conscience let him go through with it, or will he find that a different kind of acceptance is even better?

Jacob is forced to deal with things that no teenager should and gets himself into trouble as a result. Will he risk his relationship with the girl of his dreams by mixing with the wrong crowd?

Three bandmates are searching for a new drummer in their hometown just outside of Detroit. A few streets over, talented drummer Yusuf and his family are Syrian refugees, searching for a new life, and new opportunities. It's a perfect match, except that racial and religious tensions are at an all-time high, and there are some who would come between the new family and their chances at success.

Jacob is on a tough path in life and feeling trapped. However, when he commits a petty crime and has to pay for it, he discovers that he doesn't need to let his past define him.