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Look into the Human Body (Crabtree Crown) 
Read the Look into the Human Body series to learn about the six systems that make the human body function. Each book explores one systemÎs parts and explains how they work together. Every book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.
Losing It
A travesty. A violation. An ecstasy. A disappointment. An instant. A lie. A theft. A rite of passage. Whatever you call it, there's only one first time. A.S. King, Melvin Burgess, Keith Gray, Patrick Ness, Anne Fine, Sophie McKenzie, Bali Rai, Jenny Valentine, Mary Hooper, and Andrew Smith. Some of today's leading international YA authors contributed to this hard-hitting collection of original short stories: some funny, some moving, some haunting but all revolving around the same subject—virgin
Lost King Trilogy, The
Plots within plots, simmering discontent, a secret labyrinth, and hidden identities, Ursula Jones weaves treachery and murder that strikes at the heart.
Lou!
Each book is a series of one-page chapters with a beginning and end and a punchline, adding up to an overall story arc. Sometimes it gets a little serious, but never heavy. It’s a very girly, kid-friendly, and lighthearted series that readers can easily eat up.
Love of the Half-Eaten Peach 
An epic and lyrical take on Yuan, Duke Ling of Wei, and his beloved, Mi Zi Xia, who shared a peach circa 500 BCE, inspiring generations of people to use the expression ÌLove of the Half-Eaten PeachÊ in Chinese to describe romantic love between men.
Lucky Cap
The summer before Enzo enters the 6th grade, his dad takes a job with a company cooler than Nike, Timberland, and Marc Ecko. Even better, he gets to spend the summer travelling with his father and the CEO/designer/head of the company, a cross between Steve Jobs and Lance Armstrong. Working out all Summer, meeting new people, and growing up makes him come back a different kid--more confident and self-assured. But when all the other kids, especially the girls, start paying attention and treating h
Lug
Life isn't always easy for a prehistoric cave boy, but Lug is up for the challenge. As his clan struggles to survive the Ice Age, Lug and his friendsùmute Stony, freethinking Echo, and eccentric inventor Cragùembark on a series of zany adventures.
Lug: Dawn of the Ice Age
Lug is a caveboy who would rather paint than club other caveboys. The clan even mocks him, calling him "Little Slug." Like all the other caveboys, Lug must enter the contest to become the clan's next Big Man and attempt to catch the Biggest Beast--even though he would much rather spend his days painting in his secret art cave. When Lug is banished for failing to catch a jungle llama, he thinks he is alone in the world but finds others who believe in him: his clanmate Stony and a new friend, Echo
Luigi and the Barefoot Races
They say Luigi always ran barefoot. And they speak of his greatest challenge--the race nobody thought he could win, not even Luigi himself. Maybe it's urban legend, or maybe the true events have acquired added luster in Dan Paley's memory. After all, a story this amazing couldn't possibly be true, could it? Suffused with nostalgia for soft summer evenings in a city neighbourhood, with kids playing in the street, neighbours visiting, twilight seeming like it would never end. A tall tale that kids