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Till Death
This novel bridges the gap between YA and new adult fiction, offering a powerful read of representation through genre-defying means.
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We’re Moving House
For families about to move or in the middle of one, this could serve as an engaging conversation starter on what such a change might mean; consider purchasing for larger public library collections.
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A Fairy Finds Her Song: Ready-to-Read Level 1
A recommended purchase for libraries expanding their early reader sections.
Boy Like Me
A triumph; Green has crafted an unforgettable coming-of-age story that is poignant and hopeful. With a blend of humor and resilience, this work deserves a place in the hearts of readers, especially those navigating similar journeys in a world that doesn’t always welcome difference.
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We Miss You, George Floyd
A valuable book for libraries and classrooms interested in continuing conversations on systemic racism, police violence, and community loss and grieving.
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Parker Takes a Trip: Ready-to-Read Level 1
Another excellent addition to a winning series, recommended for early reader collections.
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Dinopedia: An Encyclopedia of Prehistoric Beasts
An excellent purchase for elementary and middle school nonfiction collections where dinosaurs and prehistoric beasts are always of interest.
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Parker’s Slumber Party: Ready-to-Read Level 1
A delightful book about a sleepover with friends, this is a wonderful addition to any collection, especially for fans of other “Parker Curry” books.
Black Artists Shaping the World: 14 Stories of Creativity
This book gives young readers a sense of the creativity and variety of art created by the Black artists as they revisit their thoughts about the Black experience. A useful source for investigating artists, art, and Black history.–Myra Zarnowski
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