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Sole Survivor
An unforgettable, fast-paced survival story written in language that is both accessible and authentic. A must-purchase for middle-grade collections where adventure, resilience, and true survival tales are in demand. Perfect for Hatchet fans looking for their next read.
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Sole Survivor
Highly recommended, especially for older tweens drawn to true stories of grit, growth, and survival against the odds.
The Other Talk: Reckoning with Our White Privilege
A compelling call to action that belongs in all collections serving middle and high school students.
Tradition
This would be a powerful companion to Louise O'Neill's Asking for It and Mindy McGinnis's The Female of the Species and it also provides a strong curricular connection to health classes.
The Last True Love Story
Deeply personal and universal at the same time, Kiely's truly lovely tale should find a home in every YA collection.
Brendan Kiely’s and Jason Reynolds's CSK Author Honor Speeches for “All American Boys”
Coauthors Brendan Kiely and Jason Reynolds each delivered remarks about their Coretta Scott King (CSK) Author Honor win for All American Boys on June 26 during the CSK Award’s Breakfast at the American Library Association's Annual Meeting in Orlando. SLJ presents both speeches, published together for the first time.
All American Boys
Great for fostering discussions about current events among teenage audiences. A must-have for all collections.
The Gospel of Winter
Gr 9 Up—Aidan's priest is sexually abusing him, and the 16-year-old has been convinced that what Father Greg does is because of the love they share...
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