Little, Brown Young Readers US

<p>Meg, Jo, Beth, And Amy: A Graphic Novel</p>

<p>With their father away in the military and their mother working overtime to support the family, the March sisters have to rely on one another to make it from day to day. Whether they're arguing over the bathroom, struggling with homework, fighting off bullies, understanding their crushes, or battling leukemia, there's one thing the four sisters keep questioning--will everything turn out okay? Follow modern young women, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy as they discover themselves and follow their dreams.</p>

<p>This lushly-illustrated story is a must-read for fans of Raina Telgemeier's&nbsp;Smile&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sisters, Mariko Tamaki's&nbsp;This One Summer, Svetlana Chmakova's&nbsp;Awkward, and Victoria Jamieson's&nbsp;Roller Girl.</p>

<p>Sunnyside Plaza</p>

<p>Sally "Sal-Gal" Miyake can't read, but she learns lots of things. Like bricks are made of clay and Vitamin D comes from the sun. Sal-Gal is happy working in the kitchen at Sunnyside Plaza, the community center she lives in with other adults with developmental disabilities. For Sal-Gal and her friends, Sunnyside is the only real home they've ever known.</p>

<p>Everything changes the day a resident unexpectedly dies in his sleep. Sally and her friends are exposed to death and grief for the first time. After a series of devastating events, local detectives Esther Rivas and Lon Bridges begin asking questions. Are the incidents at Sunnyside accidents? Or is something far more disturbing happening?</p>

<p>The suspicious deaths spur the residents into taking the investigation into their own hands.</p>

<p>Sunnyside Plaza&nbsp;is a human story of empowerment, empathy, hope, and generosity that shines a light on this very special world.</p>

<p>Abner &amp; Ian Get Right-Side Up</p>

<p>Abner and Ian are stuck sideways on the pages of their debut picture book. They can't start the story like this! Ian is trying to be brave, despite his dizziness and fear of heights. But don't worry, because Abner has a plan: Readers will shake and turn the book until they get right side up! Sounds easy, right? Think again, because the real solution may be the opposite of what you'd expect.</p>

<p>With the odd couple wit of Elephant &amp; Piggie, the interactive appeal of&nbsp;Press Here, and a timeless charm all their own, Abner &amp; Ian offer readers of all ages 80 pages of fast-paced fun.</p>