Will Mara Books in Order

Brian and his friends decide the new principal has to go, so they launch a campaign of practical jokes to drive him out. The problem is that Mr. Collins is much harder to rattle than they expected.

A terrorist plot goes wrong and sends a tsunami racing toward Long Beach Island. As the disaster closes in, the novel follows a coastal community facing panic, loss, and impossible choices.

After his team's star quarterback is badly injured, a hard-driven general manager becomes obsessed with landing the first pick in the NFL draft. What follows is a tense scramble of deals, leverage, and last-minute power plays.

A contract standoff with a star tight end throws training camp into chaos. As a ruthless coach uses desperate free agents for leverage, careers and loyalties start to unravel behind the scenes of pro football.

A straightforward introduction to deer, explaining their bodies, habitats, diet, and survival skills. It gives young readers a closer look at an animal they may have seen but not really understood.

The Miami Dolphins are a mess, and a new owner turns to an old-school former coach to save them. He inherits a gifted but bitter roster, and the fight to rebuild the team becomes a test of pride, leadership, and survival.

This nonfiction book introduces the life of a colonial innkeeper, from daily chores to the guests and gossip that passed through the door. It shows how an inn worked as both a business and a community hub.

This compact animal guide explores scorpion anatomy, habitats, diet, and hunting behavior. It is a good choice for readers drawn to strange, tough creatures and the ways they survive.

A vicious new infection erupts without warning and starts killing fast. Scientists race to understand it while one family flees toward safety, not realizing they may be heading straight toward the source.

Bats may seem mysterious, but this book breaks down how they live, move, and find food. It covers anatomy, habitats, diet, and the special skills that help them thrive at night.

Sheila Baker inherits a film that may reveal new truth about the Kennedy assassination, and suddenly dangerous people are on her trail. Billionaire investigator Jason Hammond steps in as history, conspiracy, and grief collide.

A simple, engaging look at owls and the tools that make them such effective hunters. Young readers learn about owl anatomy, habitats, diet, and special skills.

This short nature book introduces rabbits through their bodies, behavior, homes, and food. It is a friendly starting point for readers curious about a familiar backyard animal.

An accessible guide to blue jays, from their bright coloring to their behavior and diet. The book helps young readers notice what makes these common birds so distinctive.

A quick, clear nature profile of cardinals, covering their appearance, habits, habitats, and food. It is a useful first guide to one of the most recognizable backyard birds.

This introduction to robins looks at where they live, what they eat, and how they raise their young. It turns a very familiar bird into something worth watching more closely.

Young readers learn how woodpeckers use their beaks, claws, and habits to survive. The book covers anatomy, habitat, diet, and the behavior that makes these birds so easy to hear and spot.

When a family uncovers notes tied to Howard Hughes and his lost will, the discovery brings gunmen to their door. Jason Hammond follows the trail into old Vegas, buried money, and a conspiracy that refuses to stay buried.

As a brutal storm bears down, a nuclear emergency begins to spiral out of control. The novel turns a modern infrastructure nightmare into a fast, frightening disaster story with very human stakes.

A clear introduction to the long fight for equality in the United States, from slavery and segregation to marches, speeches, and new laws. It also shows how civil rights work continues in the present.

This young readers biography follows Albert Einstein from his curious childhood to the ideas that changed modern science. Along the way, it connects his family life, travels, troubles, and breakthroughs into one clear story.

This reader explains what activism is and how people, including kids, can speak up for change. Real examples and simple guidance make civic action feel understandable, practical, and close to home.

Twins Madison and Mason dive into their backyard pool and surface somewhere impossible. Trapped in an abandoned town, they uncover the ghostly aftermath of Chernobyl and realize escape may not be simple.

Alex thinks his great-grandmother is confused when she insists his name is David. Then he finds photographs of himself taken years before he was born, and an ordinary life starts to feel very wrong.

When Izzy learns that her best friend Emma is moving away, she launches Operation Best Friends Forever. Sneaky calls and wild schemes follow, but keeping Emma in town may take more than stubborn determination.

Emily keeps finding Locker 24 hanging open, even though nobody talks about it. Inside is a notebook full of drawings that leads her toward an old bullying case, a dead former student, and a friend who may be in danger now.

Izzy befriends Sandra Hashimoto, a new classmate from Tokyo, and is furious when other kids start targeting her with cruel notes. Her revenge plans only make things messier, and she has to figure out how to help without making it worse.