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The Night Before Freedom: A Juneteenth Story
Appropriate for elementary school libraries, and would also be an asset in a classroom library or as part of an elementary school lesson for kindergarten to fifth grade students.
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Chaos Theory
An honest, if stark, examination of how teen relationships can grow and mature through intense trials. Perfect for high schoolers, or those extra-mature eighth graders.
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Ice Cream Man: How Augustus Jackson Made a Sweet Treat Better
A strongly recommended book about Black ingenuity and entrepreneurship.
All Rise: The Story of Ketanji Brown Jackson
A necessary addition to all collections, warmly illustrated and beautifully told.
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The Gentle Genius of Trees
A playful yet appreciative overview of tree life that can be enjoyed by a slightly younger audience than Can You Hear the Trees Talking? by Peter Wohlleben.
Imposter Syndrome and Other Confessions of Alejandra Kim
Libraries can’t go wrong with adding this timely book to their collection.
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Pretty Dead Queens
Recommended first purchase for all collections. Hand this fast-paced thriller filled with plenty of twists and drama to fans of Holly Jackson or Karen M. McManus.
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Happy Chinese New Year!: A Festive Counting Story
This board book is ideal for collections in need of more Lunar New Year books for the youngest set.
Standing in the Need of Prayer: A Modern Retelling of the Classic Spiritual
An evocative use of prayer as old-school protest with a history lesson that is as lilting as a ballad, this spiritual demands a group setting to be fully appreciated for the uplifting answers it provides.
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