Jennifer Costa
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Absolutely Everything
A warm and sensitive depiction of a neurodivergent character finding her way in middle school. Highly recommended.
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Keyana Loves Halloween
A warm look at turning disappointment into an opportunity for creativity. Recommended for holiday shelves where the series has been popular.
Malcolm Lives! The Official Biography of Malcolm X for Young Readers
This thoroughly researched, beautifully rendered portrait of a complex and pivotal figure is recommended as an essential purchase.
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Creaky Acres
While barn life is at the core of this story, it is also about seeing and being seen beyond first impressions and outward appearances. A first purchase for middle grade graphic collections.
Whale Eyes: A Memoir About Seeing and Being Seen
Highly recommended for all middle and high school collections, as well as the parent/teacher shelves in public libraries.
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Who Is Amy Schneider?: Questions on Growing Up, Being Curious, and Winning It Big on Jeopardy! (A Young Readers Edition of In the Form of a Question)
Recommended for most collections, especially where personal accounts of neurodivergence and LGBTQIA+ identities are in demand.
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Tear This Down
Freya is a character that readers will root for. Recommended for middle grade collections and for curriculum enrichment on primary source research and social activism.
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The Witching Wind
Although the plot sometimes gets tangled in metaphor, this is a warm and lyrical story about the ways that connections between loved ones can stretch across distance and time.
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