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Shirley: An Indian Residential School Story
This biography is an honest depiction of the cruelty in Canada’s First Nation residential schools from the perspective of a survivor. An important addition to every library’s juvenile biography section and classroom.
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My Little Pony: A Magical Valentine’s Day
This book is sure to be a hit beyond Valentine’s Day and is a great addition to early reader sections and for kids who love funny books.
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¡Chicas con agallas!: El camino a romper barreras y quebrar récords
This nonfiction picture book has a place in every collection. This would also make a great curricular tie-in.
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Clydeo versus Peanut Butter
This funny story is perfect for young readers who love stories about dogs, food, and families. A great addition to early reader sections.
El oso polar y la bailarina.
These wordless books from award winning Afro-Latino author-illustrator Velasquez focus on an unlikely friendship between a young ballerina and a polar bear. Chloe, who is Black, and fellow Harlem Chil...
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The Scarlet Ship: An Original Graphic Novel
A lively and fantastical spin on the classic pirate adventure, this graphic novel will pull readers in with its enchanting artwork and keep them hooked with its epic story.
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Facing Feelings: Inside the World of Raina Telgemeier
A must for every art and youth nonfiction collection. Fans of Telgemeier’s works will enjoy this, and older readers will have a fuller understanding of the exhibition catalog’s entirety.
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How to Survive a Horror Movie
This page-turner is an ode to slasher films and funny ghost stories. A great, twisty introduction to horror for teens.
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¡Ñam, ñam, ñam!
This onomatopoeia-filled translation about picky eaters and family bonding is great for emerging comics fans and story times.
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