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The Honeyman & the Hunter
A good purchase for young adult collections, especially in libraries that serve communities with mixed heritage readers.
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Superpowered: Transform Anxiety into Courage, Confidence, and Resilience
A serviceable purchase for upper elementary and middle school libraries; hand a copy to every counselor and school psychologist in the building.
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The Silence of Bones
Hur’s first novel does an excellent job of exploring a topic that isn’t found widely in YA literature.
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Brown Girl Ghosted
Although it is refreshing to see a female protagonist of color in this paranormal mystery, the story ultimately does not live up to its potential. A secondary purchase.
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How To Live on the Edge
This book has a strong character arc and can be used as a starting point to talk to teenagers about life choices, identity, and the inescapable reality of life-ending diseases. Recommended for libraries where books about medical issues and family secrets circulate well.
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The Wonder of Wildflowers
Useful for schools and classrooms where social justice is widely discussed. A strong purchase for upper elementary and middle school collections.
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Color Outside the Lines: Stories About Love
A first purchase for libraries supporting or in need of diverse books.
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Love, Heather
Some 1980’s pop culture references might be lost to younger teens, but overall this novel drives a powerful message of strength and self-love. Purchase where realistic fiction is in high demand.
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