MASCOT

Noah Savino has been in a wheelchair for months—ever since the car accident that left him paralyzed and took his father’s life. Noah hates that he doesn’t feel like himself anymore and is afraid that when people look at him, they’ll only see his wheelchair. With help from family and friends, he’ll have to let go of the fears that have kept him on the side-lines if he wants to move forward. With dynamic and memorable characters and a plot full of heart and spot-on humor, Antony John’s middle grade debut will make readers root for Noah the same way they rooted for Auggie in R. J. Palacio’s Wonder.