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Come As You Are
For fans of her other romances and those by Kasie West, Sophie Gonzales, and Emma Lord, this boarding school friends-to-lovers story is a delight.
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Solving for the Unknown
For fans of A Pho Love Story, David Yoon’s Frankly in Love, and other slow-burn romances.
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Royal Heirs Academy
Add this to collections where patrons are constantly seeking new royal reads and hand to older readers looking for a more nuanced, less fantasy-driven battle for the throne.
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Mazie’s Amazing Machines
While the flow of the text is not particularly dynamic, the STEM tie-ins and breakdown of simple machines in the back matter make this a good choice for classroom activities and for readers who love unpacking the secret science woven into illustrations.
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As Night Falls: Creatures That Go Wild After Dark
This blue-hued picture book is a great read-aloud for animal lovers and kids who have enjoyed Where the Wild Things Are.
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The Care and Keeping of Grandmas
Sweet without being saccharine or didactic, this is perfect for readers who have a beloved elder in their life.
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I Am My Ancestors’ Wildest Dreams
Spot on for young readers who will enjoy the sparser text, this will also resonate with older readers who may be more familiar with the ancestors depicted.
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Nala’s Journey
Give this to classrooms studying elephants of young readers who don’t mind a little less dialogue and character building while the journey unfolds.
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Love Makes a Garden Grow
While engaging for young readers who have strong grandparent ties or a love of plants, the arc of the story feels more attuned to the parents reading this story aloud than the child reader, but the illustrations will pair well with greenhouse trips, garden growing lessons, and plant identification.
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