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A Most Perilous World: The True Story of the Young Abolitionists and Their Crusade Against Slavery
An intriguing offering that shines a light into a lesser-known aspect of the American abolitionist movement. Highly recommended.
This Moth Saw Brightness
A remarkable debut novel which delves into both adolescent struggles and mental health.
PREMIUM
Candle Island
A worthy purchase for library shelves that would also serve well as a selection for group discussions.
Max in the Land of Lies: A Tale of World War II
The whip-smart combination of intrigue and adventure along with thought–provoking reflection makes for a nail-biting, laugh-out loud, stop-and-think read. A must-have duology for all libraries.
There Is a Door in This Darkness
Cashore threads fiction with fact in a three-generational story of love, loss, and friendship. For mature readers and a must for all collections.
PREMIUM
Mountain Upside Down
A realistic novel that despite some narrative wandering presents a sweet tale of teen angst, intergenerational support, and young queer love.
Pick the Lock
Fans of King’s work and teens interested in music and social issues will be drawn to this work.
PREMIUM
Streetlight People
Recommended for older readers, as characters partake in drinking parties and sexual relationships; a good choice for those seeking atmospheric magical realism.
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