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Set Me Free
An excellent addition to any children’s or tween historical fiction collection, especially where Show Me a Sign has been popular.–
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Going Viral: A Socially Distant Love Story
This book provides a relatable look at the early stages of the pandemic, but underdeveloped relationships lessen readers’ investment in the characters and make the conclusion feel slightly didactic.
Kaleidoscope
This title is unique in its appeal and would be a valuable addition to middle grade, young adult, and adult/general interest collections alike.
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Out of the Fire
An excellent addition to teen and high school collections; hand this to readers who enjoy revenge stories like Gretchen McNeil’s Get Even, Dana Mele’s People Like Us, or Hannah Capin’s Foul Is Fair.
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Every Bunny Dance
Pair this with Elizabeth Bennett’s It’s Spring Time! for a bunny-filled story hour on the pleasures of spring.
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City of Thieves
Rich world-building, a complex main character, and plenty of suspense make this a solid purchase where action-packed fantasy is popular.
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How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodbye?
Fans of any of the previous entries will rejoice at this new addition, which uses exaggeration and humor to help children acknowledge and deal with their dinosaur-sized emotions.–
Barakah Beats
Every elementary and middle school library will benefit from this touching story about a preteen struggling to reconcile faith, friends, and family against the backdrop of an American middle school.
Flood City
An excellent, thought-provoking addition to middle grade collections, sure to set imaginations on fire.
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