Aisle 5- Young Adult and Children

Here you can find:

Children's Books
Comics & Graphic Novels
Teens

Carrie walked into the bookstore and headed straight for the children's books. She started to stare at the shelves critically.

Sam headed for the teens books, thinking about what her students had said about the books they were reading. Maybe something good would be there.

"Hi Auntie Sam," Carrie greeted.

"Hello Carrie. I had a few kids that were obsessed with their books in class, thought I'd see if they were worth it, before I punish them." Sam siad, laughing slightly.

"Were they reading in class?" Carrie asked.

Sam nodded. "They prefered to read thier books, over listen to me talk...So I figure, if the books good enough, I'll let them off the hook. I won't let tehm off if the book's just stupid though."

"May I help?" Carrie asked cheerfully. "It seems like fun."

Sam nodded. "Sure...I remember one kid was reading a book called twilight. can you find that one? I'll find the others." Sam asked, looking at the shelves.

"Sure," Carrie said before heading off to the shelves. It probably wasn't in the children's section, so she wandered to the young adult area before finding a hardbound copy. Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer. Abnormally pale hands contrasted with a bright red apple. She brought the book to Sam.

"I found it, Auntie."

Sam smiled. "Thanks. I Found the others. You want some help finding books?"

Carrie paused. "I was looking for a good mystery, but I've read most of the ones in the children's section. Do you know any good ones?"

Sam smiled. "Well...Try Nancy Drew yet?" She asked, looking at the whole section of those.

"Hm... yep. Most of them, I did. Auntie Kerryn said something about a long time ago, when she found some sort of Nancy Drew-Hardy Boys crossover, and she thought it was fun, but I've never seen them." Carrie said.

Sam nodded, then picked one off of a shelf. "Found the crossover. there are a few others...right there." She pointed.

Carrie grinned, "Thank you!" she said as she picked out another book aside from the one Sam had handed her. "It seems really interesting."

Sam shrugged. "Well....I've been an avid reader since I was 3, when I learned. I know alot of the books that are good."

Carrie nodded. "Thanks. I'll ask you if I've got nothing to read, may I?"

Sam shrugged. "ask anything. I'll even help you with homework."

"Thank you very much!" Carrie smiled. "I'll be sure to ask if I get stuck."

Mari walked in. She needed more young adult novels for her teen section in her hospital.

"Hello Mari." Sam said, looking at a few other books.

Mari nodded her head in Sam's direction. "Any good books, Sam, Carrie?"

Sam held up her armful. "I found some. Kids read them in my class. Figure I've got to try them before I punish the kids."

Mari laughed. "I might read some of those later."