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Frost Hollow Publishers specializes in books that boys will read, and is the only publisher producing novels aimed exclusively at boys. All you have to do is try one and your school book report worries are over. And for the first time you even have fun getting it out of the way. Over 75% of our sales are to people coming back for titles they haven't read. But don't believe us. Look below to see what our readers have to say.

NEW FOR 2011:

"Occam's Razor is hands-down the most action packed Charles Oliver Jones book yet! It starts with a BANG and never slows down. Martha's Vineyard has been infiltrated by terrorists and Charlie has to use his well-honed skills to take them out, and survive. During the course of his adventures he also pursues his passion for fishing, and trains to become the starting quarterback for his college team. This is an excellent addition to the Charles Oliver Jones series and I hope there are more to follow."

— Spencer Tretter, age 11

     Wilky Trotter's got a problem ... a big problem and his name is Kenny Greenwood. Not only is Kenny Greenwood a bully, he is a great big bully, bigger than any other kid in the fourth or fifth grades. He punches the kids in the fourth grade and he steals lunch money from the little kids but because he's so big and so strong, nobody dares report him for fear that they'll get beaten up. Wilky won't back down and he pays for that with bloody noses and split lips. And then one day on the way home from school, Kenny punches him again and knocks him down and while he's sitting on the ground, suddenly Wilky decides that rather than getting up and getting thumped again, he'll run. Kenny starts to chase him and that's when Wilky makes an astonishing discovery. He turns toward Kenny ands shouts: "Run, run as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm the gingerbread man..." And that's when things begin to change.

"The Purple Car by Robert Holland is an exciting and suspenseful story, full of mystery and surprise. I expect this very well written novel will fascinate young readers, and the bone-chilling climax is absolutely riveting."

           -Francelia Butler,
                   Professor emerita af Children's Literature,
                   University of Connecticut;
                   Founder and former
                         editor-in-chief of "Children's Literature",
                   Yale University Press.

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