A compilation of twenty-one 2026 middle grade book covers organized by colour, moving from bright reds and purples to yellows and oranges, then to green, and finally from dark to light blue.
🎉 Pop! Goes The Reader's 40 Most-Anticipated Middle Grade Books: January-March 2026 🎉
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#2 because I love blueberries
Picture of an orange book cover titled: How to Homeschool the Kids You Have: Advice From the Kitchen Table
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Dearly beloved
We are gathered here today to get through this thing called life
Electric word, life
It means forever and that's a mighty long time
But I'm here to tell you there's something else
The afterworld
A world of never ending happiness
You can always see the sun
Day or night
Hey, how close it this one to the book?
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Yeah it is!!
Let’s all engage in a collective delusion and pretend that I didn’t go berserk when I found myself amidst piles of free books.
Narrator: In an unforeseen twist of events, she shipped home a grand total of seven jam-packed boxes, confirming that her idea of restraint is, indeed, quite liberal.
Attention Homeschoolers: Did you know we have a City Spies Roundtable starting in just a couple weeks? #homeschooling www.wearebookish.org/store/p/city...
Very good advice to find after a day of doomscrolling
Bookish Society registration is open!
#homeschooling
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Every night I wind down by watching something on the screen. Every night Gracie curls up with me to watch it too.
Just a reminder that the books we call "children's books" are really books written for an audience that includes children, but excludes absolutely no-one at all. They are BOOKS FOR EVERYONE - and you can never, ever be too old to read them, and to love them!
We’re in finishing our basement to make it workspace for The Bookish Society. Eventually I’ll have rooms to podcast, teach, and store books. It’s a total mess right now, but it’s gonna be great! #kidlit
So if kids are turning in AI product for their homework that teachers created using AI, is any learning going on at all?
THIS MISSION IS HOT! THE CITY SPIES ARE A GO!
London Calling comes out 2.4.25! To celebrate I'm giving away a complete set of signed City Spies books. To enter for a chance to win, all you have to do is share this post. I'll randomly select a winner on Monday!
I made up a list of all the 2025 releases that I would preorder if I were you. Right now it’s mostly adult titles, but I’ll add all the MG/YA ones this weekend. bookshop.org/lists/best-b...
Welcome to the top of my ARC pile. All these titles release from April- June. I selected a middle grade sequel, a YA from an author I adore, a much anticipated adult fantasy title, and a couple nonfiction titles that interest me.
What looks good to you?
#edulit #kidlit
When your new Anne of Green Gables socks match your book cover!!
Swoon.
This has me contemplating an Anne/ Little Women/A Little Princess class for next year.
If that sounds like something your kids would like give me a comment below.
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What I’m reading today: Siblings Jakob and Lizzie, armed with their love for puzzles, find themselves caught up in an extraordinary secret—a codebreaking factory filled with eccentric minds working tirelessly to crack the Nazis' Enigma cipher. 💡
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No downtown adventure is truly complete without a book shopping spree! 🌇🛍️📚 I snagged "The Ministry of Time," "The Bletchley Riddle," "Impossible Creatures," and "Let it Glow"—all captivating reads I couldn’t resist. 📖✨
Happy reading, everyone! 📖💖"
Fun fact: “jólabókaflóð" (the Christmas book flood) does not refer to an Icelandic Christmas tradition of giving books as Christmas gifts and reading them while eating chocolate on Christmas eve. It's a term used to describe how publishers hold off until December to release books.
We don’t talk enough about bookish culture at home. Reading from day one is the key to raising readers.
I’d love to be added to your list.
Welp. This history book is super great for review and I’m definitely not elderly.
Ok, I guess this is where all the kidlit people are, so I’m in!
My intro- I teach mythology, and world lit online to homeschoolers. I cowrote a book about homeschooling and recorded a podcast with the incredible @stuckinthemiddle.bsky.social And I love to start sentences with and.
Did you know that I Co-host a podcast about real-life homeschooling?
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Hi! As an award-winning, New York Times bestselling author, and a professional writer of 30+ years, let me remind you of this today:
If you write, you're a writer.
No other qualification necessary or needed. You write, you're a writer. Do it as it suits you. Have fun if you can.
Enjoy your day!
Today at The Bookish Society I’m hosting homeschoolers from around the world in five classes! We’re studying nonfiction, teen lit, and three levels of Exploring the World through Story. #kidlit
