We couldn't examine the irony and absurdity of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, by Douglas Adams without examining its remarkably sincere, deep, but still sort of preposterous cousin, the Little Prince, which Antoine de Saint-Exupery published 36 years earlier.

Buck is a good Doggo, who finds himself alone and abused in the challenging environment of the Yukon in the 19th century. What's a polite, civilized St. Bernard mix to do?

Dex and Dad ask the hard-hitting questions of this 1932 novel about life in the 1870s. Such as, why does it not focus more on mosquitoes?

Ember is a mysterious place. A city with no sunlight, a designed society in it's final stages. Two children try to find a solution, or a way out of their troubled world.

As resonant today as during the previous "situation" which occasioned the story. A novel for any recession you find yourself wishing to escape!

Percy is a bit of a misfit, but being a demi-god can be like that.

Does good conquer evil? Usually. We'll See.

Aru is a young middle schooler who finds out she has some powerful ancestors, and she must take care of some inherited unfinished business.