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There’s Always Next Year
Librarians would be wise to add this novel to their collection, not only for its representation of people with so many beautiful differences, but because it’s a fun, angsty, poignant, and yet fast-paced story that will speak directly to all teens.
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Xolo
Place this on the shelf next to Jon Klassen’s The Skull and recommend it to readers who love mythology, dogs, and books that break the mold.
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You Are the Detective: The Creeping Hand Murder
This book is inviting, making it appropriate for young adult mystery collections.
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Once Upon a You
A driving call to dream big—but with a refreshing hint that that’s not the only measure of success in life.
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La vuelta a un año
A beautiful addition to Spanish-language collections for children, with a compelling view of the passage of time.
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The Sandy Lake Tragedy: Following in the Footsteps in the Ojibwe
Devastating, obscure history brought to light. Highly recommended for schools’ Native American units, research, and general reading.
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Let’s Make Cookies: See it, Say It, Cook It, Eat It!
A “grate” choice for public libraries needing to expand their board book collection.
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Flash Gordon: The Girl from Infinity, Vol. 1
Confirmed sci-fi fans, comic readers, and those new to the genre or format will all find easy entry here, along with a satisfying payoff.
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