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Speak
This modern classic about sexual assault, bullying, and mental health is for everyone, and a must in every collection. Libraries should also include the recent graphic novel adaptation.
PREMIUM
Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed
No prior knowledge of Diana Prince is necessary, making this a great option for those seeking an entry point into comics about Wonder Woman; it’s also a fine choice for fans of activist characters or coming-of-age graphic novels.
To the Barricades | Writing and Reading in the Trump Era
In this first op-ed essay in a series that asks different authors to muse on writing and reading in our current political climate, award-winning and best-selling author Laurie Halse Anderson lays out the need for writers, librarians, and educators to "do the work" of antiracism, decolonizing our shelves and our souls.
SHOUT
More than a gifted writer, Anderson is an advocate for anyone who feels alienated. Her sensitive, incisive book is essential for all young people.
Speak: The Graphic Novel
This gripping, powerful work will introduce Speak to a brand-new audience and enthrall longtime fans. Admirers of Carroll's Through the Woods will also appreciate this timeless tale.
Ashes
The trilogy conclusion, like the previous installments, is a must-purchase for middle school libraries. It has abundant curricular ties-ins and is enjoyable in its own right for any fan of strong heroines and historical fiction.
Ashes
A rich cast of characters, nonstop adventures, lively dialogue, vivid battlefield descriptions, budding romance, and an informative appendix are hallmarks of this excellent novel and this compelling, must-have historical fiction series.
The Impossible Knife of Memory
Gr 9 Up—Hayley is the daughter of a veteran, and his PTSD colors every aspect of their lives...
Forge
Gr 6—10—This sequel to Chains (S & S, 2008) opens with Curzon, an enslaved teen who was freed from prison by Isabel, recalling his escape and anticipating the future...
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