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Mercy
While this story has an interesting conceptual premise around generational trauma, it lacks the thrills many mystery readers crave and an accurate representation of the groups it seeks to portray.
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How to Drive Your Brother Bananas
The high jinks of a younger brother will be enjoyed by children, especially those with siblings.
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Don’t Eat Eustace
A vibrantly illustrated tale of finding friendship through creativity, this book is a strong addition to picture book collections and story hour shelves.
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Berry Parker Doesn’t Catch Crushes
A solid purchase, this story will resonate with middle schoolers who have endured similar shifting family structures.
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Broken Dolls
A heartfelt story of a young girl trying to navigate her mental health struggles that is also a fast-paced, creepy tale of a haunted doll that will leave readers checking under their beds just in time for spooky season; perfect for fans of Small Spaces and Lindsay Currie.
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Anomalies 53: Into the Shadows
Recommended for readers who enjoy fast-paced adventure with elements of magic and mystery, and strong friendship.
Exquisite Things
Every library, especially those looking for more LGBTQIA+ representation on their shelves, should have this on the shelves.
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The Six Triple Eight: A True Story of the Black Woman Battalion of World War II
Abari’s accessible text sheds light on a group of women who did not receive enough recognition during their time; students will be inspired by the story of this brave and hard-working battalion. A first purchase.
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The Other Side of Imani
A heartfelt and empowering coming-of-age story that will resonate with tweens navigating identity, ambition, and digital spaces.
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