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Hosted by Tasha Squires · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 362 episodes
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Looking for booktalks for middle school students? Look no further than this podcast. Browse through the many titles in all different genres for just the right title to get your students inspired, excited and racing to the library for a copy of the book. Looking for written reviews for more titles? Check out the blog Booksinthemiddle.Wordpress.com to expand your own library and give students more options. New episodes typically release every Monday unless it is a holiday, however during the summer months, they will release every other week or so. Enjoy!
Tasha Squires hosts Books In the Middle Podcast, a arts show with 362 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail The Burning Season by Caroline Starr Rose Opal is now 12 and that means a few things. In her mind, it means she might finally be old enough to live in town with friends of the family, so she can go to sc
Send us Fan Mail Blood in the Water by Tiffany D. Jackson Kaylani is not looking forward to spending her summer on Martha's Vineyard with a former best friend, named London and her older sister Cassie. While they had bee
Send us Fan Mail X Marks the Haunt by Lindsay Currie When Will and his classmates in 7th grade visit the cemetary his mother runs, Will is so worried that someone will find out. And when it comes out, at first it isn't a
Send us Fan Mail All the Blues in the Sky by Renee Watson Sage was looking forward to spending her 13th birthday with her best friend, until tragedy struck. When her best friend is killed, Sage struggles to have the ener
Send us Fan Mail How the Ghost Army Hoodwinked Hitler by Rebecca Siegel This is the incredible story of how one unit was able to fool the German army during World War II and possibly help save thousands of lives. Because
Send us Fan Mail Gaslit by Megan Davidhiszar Ella is facing a huge medical diagnosis. She found out that the migraines she has been having that are just debilitating are not caused by stress, or diet, but by a brain tumo
Send us Fan Mail Death in the Jungle by Candace Fleming What really happened to the people of Jonestown in Guyana, South America on the night of November 18, 1978? Were people there willingly, or had some wanted to leave
Send us Fan Mail Are You Nobody Too? By Tina Cane Emily is having a terrible time fitting in to her new school. On the surface, it seems like she should be having no trouble, because she is Chinese American and her new p
Send us Fan Mail Slugfest by Gordon Korman Yash is ready to move on from 8th grade to high school. He feels like he is pretty much there already since he has gotten to skip PE at his middle school and go play on all the
Send us Fan Mail Al Capone Does My Shirts By Gennifer Choldenko Moose really doesn’t want to leave his home in Santa Monica to move to Alcatraz Island. His father takes a job as a guard so the family can get Natalie, Moo
Send us Fan Mail Soldier Boys by Dean Hughes Both Dieter and Spence have a few things in common - both have a desire to stand up for their country and do what they think is right. Both have families that care about them
Send us Fan Mail Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson Matilda, or Mattie as the cook employed by her mother calls her, is not thrilled having to do a ton of work around her family's coffee house. But when the city of Phil
Send us Fan Mail Follow the Water by Ellen Cochrane When Juliane is 17 years old, she falls out of an airplane almost 2 miles up...and survives! What makes this an even more amazing story, is she is able to survive her d
Send us Fan Mail Grenade by Alan Gratz Okinawa is a relatively small island off the southern tip of Japan, but at the end of World War II it was the place of the last and bloodiest battle of the whole Pacific Ocean war.
Send us Fan Mail Hi Everyone! Another year has flown by! My goodness. I hope you have enjoyed listening to my podcasts this year while I take a quick break for Spring and get more reading done. My breaks from my school a
Send us Fan Mail How to Tell a True Story by Tricia Springstubb Amber wakes up to an absolute nightmare when her house catches on fire. Her older brother, though, saves the day, by saving her life. Her brother, Gage, tha
Send us Fan Mail The Color of a Lie by Kim Johnson When Calvin and his parents move to a new town in Pennsylvania, he is not pleased. It meant leaving the life he had back in Chicago, but not only that, it means he can n
Send us Fan Mail The Right Call by Tommy Greenwald Cal is a talented pitcher - so talented that he has scouts from colleges that are interested in him and that can mean a lot of pressure - pressure on him and it turns ou
Send us Fan Mail Murder Between Friends by Liz Lawson For years, Grace, Ally and Henry were all the best of friends, but that all changed when Grace thought she saw Henry's older brother in the backyard of one of their t
Send us Fan Mail Will's Race for Home by Jewell Parker Rhodes For as long as he can remember, Will's father has seemed dissatisfied. Will never knows what it will take to make his father, a sharecropper in Texas, happy.
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