Books like The Juvie three by Gordon Korman

Mark Twain’s classic novel follows the first-person narration of Huckleberry "Huck" Finn as he journeyes down the Mississippi River in 19th‑century America, exploring adventure, friendship and the era’s social issues.

A timeless tale of a prince visiting Earth to learn about adults and human folly.

A timeless adventure where Dorothy and her companions journey through Oz to seek the Great Wizard’s help and find their own courage, heart, and brains.

A young orphan girl from Canada makes her way to a Prince Edward Island farm and becomes a cherished member of a family there, all while proving she has a talent for making friends and learning languages.

A lonely orphan girl on the Yorkshire moors befriends a disabled cousin and unlocks the secrets of a hidden garden.

A ten‑year‑old boy in rural Virginia befriends a newcomer, and together they create the imaginary kingdom of Terabithia, a friendship that ends tragically when a storm forces an untimely death.

Gerald the elephant learns that a troublesome bird on your head can bring in two birds, and Piggie teams up to help her best friend.

Wallace Wallace, a reluctant football star, is suspended for a scathing book report on *Old Shep, My Pal*. Sent to rehearse the play, he turns it into a wild rock‑and‑roll performance with rollerblades and a moped.

Sixth‑grader Griffin Bing assembles a ragtag crew to infiltrate the heavily guarded shop of unscrupulous collector S. Wendell Palamino and recover a stolen baseball card—fueling a plan to fund his father’s failing invention.

Vince Luca lives a double life: a typical high‑school teen who inadvertently inherits his father's powerful crime‑family ties, forcing him to juggle school, romance, and an FBI‑led battle against his own legacy.

Twelve-year-old Jackson Opus is descended from two powerful hypnotist bloodlines, but he has just begun to realize that he can control other peoples' actions with sometimes frightening results--especially when the head of the Sentia Institute plans to use Jackson for his own benefit.

Reese, a teenager in the Progress juvenile facility, struggles to prove his worth while working at a senior home, hoping to turn his life around and maintain his friendship with Toon.

Miguel is sent to a group home for a year after a run‑away. While writing a journal for his counselor, he must confront family, guilt, and a longing to reach the Mexican border and start anew.

Jacob and Oteka are young hostages of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, where their friendship and courage are tested as they struggle to survive the brutal guerrilla war.

Deborah Ellis's enormously popular Breadwinner trilogy recounted the experiences of children living in Afghanistan; now Ellis turns her attention to the young people of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. After visiting the region to conduct interviews, she presents their stories here in their own words. Twelve-year-old Nora, eleven-year-old Mohammad, and many others speak directly about their lives — which prove to be both ordinary and extraordinary: They argue with their siblings. They hate spinach. They have wishes for the future. Yet they have also seen their homes destroyed and families killed, and live amidst constant upheaval and violence. This simple, telling book allows young readers everywhere to see that the children caught in this conflict are just like them - but living far more difficult and dangerous lives. Without taking sides, it presents an unblinking portrait of children victimized by the endless struggle around them.

Sophie, freshly graduated, faces a breakup and a bold challenge from her best friend to try 90 different things, sparking a journey of self‑discovery and friendship.