The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
by John Boyne | 
Eleven
by Tom Rogers | 
Incantation
by Alice Hoffman | 
Is It Night or Day?
by Fern Schumer Chapman | 
Jump into the Sky
by Shelley Pearsall | 
Billy Creekmore
by Tracey Porter | 
Lunch-Box Dream
by Tony Abbott | 
Time's Memory
by Julius Lester | 
The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate
by Jacqueline Kelly | 
Refugee
by Alan Gratz | 
Echo
by Pam Munoz Ryan | 
Paperboy
by Vince Vawter | 
A Countess Below Stairs
by Eva Ibbotson | 
P.S. Be Eleven
by Rita Williams-Garcia | 
The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg
by Rodman Philbrick | 
Letters From Wolfie
by Patti Sherlock | 
Sylvia & Aki
by Winifred Conkling | 
I, Juan de Pareja
by Elizabeth Borton de Trevino | 
The Golden Goblet
by Eloise McGraw | 
Black Radishes
by Susan Lynn Meyer |
Destined for greatness; tormented by demons... VIII is the story of Hal: a young, handsome, gifted warrior, who believes he has been chosen to lead his people. But he is tormented by the ghosts of his family's violent past and, once he rises to power, he turns to murder and rapacious cruelty. He is Henry VIII. The Tudors have always captured the popular imagination. In VIII, Henry is presented afresh for a new generation of teenage readers.