Naomi shares three of her favourite mysteries for kids: How to Catch A Clover Thief by Elise Parsley; King and Kayla and the Case of the Missing Dog Treats by Dori Hillestad Butler; and Jack and the Geniuses by Bill Nye.

Katie introduces listeners to Mona Awad's contemporary adult horror novel Bunny.

In this episode, Brenna shares some fun, humour-filled foodie titles for you to enjoy. Looking for some laughs this summer? Check out the Pizza and Taco graphic novel series by Stephen Shaskan, and Arnie the Doughnut's adventures written by Laurie Keller.

Meet Summer Reading Club performer Professor Wow! in this exclusive ReadRadio interview, he tells us about his background as a circus performer and his interest in science. He also weighs in on the question of the most mysterious vegetable. Catch Professor Wow!'s virtual performances August 16 to 30 at facebook.com/ReadLearnPlay.

In this episode Joann tells us about two imaginative and fast-paced robot-themed titles: Sea of Rust and Robots of Gotham.

Looking for a new mystery and detective fiction series? Noor tells us all about the spunky and strong twelve year old Myrtle who dreams of being a detective one day. Crack the case with Myrtle this summer, with Books 1 and 2 of the series: Premeditated Myrtle and How to Get Away With Myrtle, and get ready for Book 3 - Cold-Blooded Myrtle releasing this Fall 2021!

Sally and Jessica celebrate Free Comic Book Day by recommending some of their favourite comics and graphic novels: Something Is Killing the Children, Heartstopper, and This Place: 150 Years Retold.

To celebrate Free Comic Book Day, Chris and Dana introduce listeners to a variety of graphic novels for kids recommended by FVRL staff!

In this exclusive Kid's ReadRadio interview, we talk to Summer Reading Club performer Kung Jaadee. She tells us how she became a storyteller and explains the importance of stories to her First Nations identity and culture. Don’t miss Kung Jaadee's virtual performance, August 2 to 15 at facebook.com/ReadLearnPlay.

Pour yourself a cup of tea and listen to Linda discuss The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See, as well as streaming videos on Kanopy that bring the book alive.