Being stuck at home and reading a book may be the last thing your child has in mind as a summer activity. According to the National Summer Learning Association, however, most students experience learning loss over the summer. These new books will surely get your kids excited to read.

"Dork Diaries #9: Tales from the Not-So-Dorky Drama Queen" by Rachel Rene Russell

Springtime brings Nikki Maxwell new wacky adventures with her best buds Chloe, Zoe, and Brandon, and her diary is always there to document the entire thing. The latest instalment to the best-selling book series will surely not disappoint in the humor department, plus,  reluctant readers will find the graphics in Nikki's diary engaging. (via Amazon) 

"The Worst Class Trip Ever" by Dave Barry

Everyone loves going on a class trip, and Dave Barry's new book will definitely make your child itching to go out and discover new places. The book follows Wyatt and his best friends as they go to Washington for a class field trip and encounter mysterious men along the way. This laugh-out-loud book is also a good educational material, as it shows the different monuments and other exciting places to see in the nation's capital. (via Amazon)

"What Pet Should I Get?" by Dr. Seuss

Let your child rediscover the beauty of Dr. Seuss' world with his latest release twenty-four years after the beloved author's death. The book follows a familiar problem most children encounter, getting their first pet. Children will love the colourful illustrations and realize that making up their mind can be difficult, but necessary as well. Kids can also expect two other new releases from Dr. Seuss soon. (via The Hollywood Reporter)

"Theodore Boone: The Fugitive" by John Grisham

John Grisham's latest addition to the Theo series is definitely a must-read for children who love mystery and action. Young readers will get hooked on the fifth book in the series, as Theo face off against Pete Duffy, an accused murderer and notorious fugitive, who happens to be Theo's old rival. (via Amazon)

"Shingaling: A Wonder Story" by RJ Palacio

If your child has read the best-selling novel "Wonder" about an extraordinary boy named Auggie, then they will enjoy the latest Wonder story from author RJ Palacio. After releasing other books related to the "Wonder" story, Palacio is back to tell the story from the perspective of another character, Charlotte, Auggie's designated "welcome buddy" in school. Though the book will be told through the eyes of a different character, the message of friendship readers got from "Wonder" still remains. (via Penguin Random House)