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The Bluest Sky
A heartrending exploration of friendship, family, and freedom set against volatile times. Highly recommended for middle grade shelves.
Invisible
A welcome addition to any graphic novel collection, Invisible skillfully explores the negative impact of stereotyping while also offering an entertaining and spirited reading experience.
PREMIUM
Concealed
This modern thriller will be useful for school and public libraries that need predictably satisfying book bait to encourage tween readers.
PREMIUM
Concealed
This well-developed page turner will keep listeners on the edge of their seat. Recommended for middle grade collections.
The Red Umbrella
A great choice for libraries that have an audiobook collection and those interested in historical fiction and compelling family stories. ["Well-written…has a thoroughly believable protagonist and well-chosen period details. It should be noted that Gonzalez portrays the single sympathetic Communist character as increasingly brainwashed": SLJ 5/10 review of the Knopf book.]
Moving Target
Fans of Jude Watson's Loot (Scholastic, 2014) and Chris Grabenstein's Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library (Random, 2013) will devour this series opener.
A Thunderous Whisper
Gr 5–8—In the midst of the Spanish Civil War, 12-year-old Ani unexpectedly gets drawn into a network of underground rebels working to thwart Franco's efforts to destroy the Basque people's way of life...
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