Lee De Groft
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Teaching Students AI Literacy: The Road Ahead
Is ChatGPT the new Wikipedia, riddled with inaccuracies, used by students seeking a shortcut? It could be. But it doesn’t have to be. That points to our next venture as librarians: AI literacy instruction.
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The Undead Truth of Us
For teens who can handle dark themes of loss, this is an author whose voice needs to be heard.
Accidental
Tragic, moving and genuine, this is a must for middle school and high school collections and should prove highly popular.
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Tales from the Fringes of Fear
Nothing and nobody are what they seem in this entertaining, nightmare-inducing collection. Recommended for young horror and sci-fi lovers.
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Fly Back, Agnes
Issues of peer acceptance, popularity, and the repercussions of divorce are delicately explored in this sweet and tender tale. Will resonate with middle grade and early high school students, especially those at a crossroads in their lives.
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The Truth App
This timely thriller shines a light on how quickly a viral online presence can overwhelm and even endanger people. This new, fast-paced series will be welcome in middle and high school libraries.
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In the Woods
Skip in favor of Lish McBride’s Hold Me Closer Necromancer or Maggie Stiefvater’s “Wolves of Mercy Falls” series.
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