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The Orchard
by Catherine Temma DavidsonApricots and Greek family memories simmer in the sun A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
A Full Circle
by Tim RushNorthern Arapaho history, and an American tragedy A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Training Days
by May-lee ChaiTraining for adulthood is not for wimps A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
A Girls' Guide to the Islands
by Suzanne KamataMother and daughter and Japan’s Inland Sea A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Bear Suit
by Marta MaretichOvid in the Sierra Nevada Mountains A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
No Stopping Her
by Rebecca D. ElswickGrowing up without a mother is hard. Worse is having a stepmother who controls Dad. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
American Lion
by Tim RushCougar, puma, mountain lion…this cat is as American as The West A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Possibility of Lions
by Marta MaretichWhere is home, anyway? A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Forever and Ever
by David ElliottLove never dies. Is that the good news or the bad? A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Not Just for Christmas
by Roddy DoyleAn original story about family, jealousy, passion and redemption. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Mrs. Whippy
by Cecelia AhernA woman in trouble turns to ice cream, and just might find love in its pursuit. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Not a Star
by Nick HornbyA funny and frank story about a mother and her…colorful son. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Spin Cycles
by Charles CoeDay by day, a homeless man struggles to survive. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Basketball
by Lucy Jane BledsoeA story of family, friendship and hoops. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Everyday Ghosts
by James MorrisonA man leaves a life of unhappiness for serenity, but maybe peace is not enough. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Transcriber
by Kristen WituckiA spunky little brother deals with the disability of his sister, and they both grow up too fast. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Sorrow of the Elves
by Brian BouldreyA faded fantasy writer and a quest for redemption. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Time with Leo
by John BlissA time-traveling boy would like to stay with his new friend, Leonardo da Vinci. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
One Season in the Sun
by Joe SchusterThe real lives of baseball's one-season wonders A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Playgroup
by Elizabeth MosierThere’s no how-to book for motherhood. Only the past. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Pirates on Dinosaur Island
by Mark EdwardsAhoy, Matey! Is that T-Rex I spy? A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Peasants and the Mariners
by Brian BouldreyModern travelers on foot follow wisdom along the Ulster Way. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
OMG! LOL! Faith and Laughter
by Thomas C. WilladsenBut seriously…laughter is the language of people from all faiths A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Dump and Chase
by Elizabeth YoungWhen the going gets tough, the tough play hockey. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Tiger's Back
by David ElliottWhat do you do when Fate shows up in your rose bed with three-inch canines and retractable claws? A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Giant Baby
by Laurie FoosSomething magical happens…in your own backyard? A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Yankee Doodle
by Loretta WelchNew immigrants share a subway ride over the Charles River...and much more. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
Mad Weekend
by Roddy DoyleA story of male friendship, sometimes gone astray. A Gemma Open Door Book Read More -
The Builders
by Maeve BinchyOriginal short fiction by a beloved author on her best topic – relationships A Gemma Open Door Book Read More
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Gemma Open Door
First designed for adult literacy, Gemma Open Door books are fresh stories from best-selling and important new authors. Small (less than 10,000 words) and easy-to-read (large text, short chapters, vocabulary-building prose), these original stories were especially written for new readers. Read More -
The Literacy Blog
Remember the first book that opened up your world—the book that made you fall in love with reading? What if you never had that experience? Let’s talk about it here, at the Gemma Open Door Blog, LIGHT ON LITERACY. Read More -
Free Resources
Here are some useful vocabulary lists, worksheets, sample chapters and other resources to help teachers and new readers on their journey to literacy! Read More -
Free Resources
Here are some useful Reading and Teaching Guides and SnapReads! to help teachers and new readers on their journey to literacy! Read More
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