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New Dan Santat, a girl gang, a friendship break-up, a story inspired by Armenian and Persian mythology, and a memoir.
Imagine taking something as devastating as bullying and turning it into joy and hope. That is my goal with The Right Back at You Project. I want to bring the conversation about bullying out of the shadows and into the open in as many classrooms as possible.
Buckle up for a bunch of 2026 titles you'll surely want to add to your TBR!
The best storytellers I know put their emotions on the page or screen and don't seem to make a distinction between children and adults.
A queer Romeo and Juliet, a memoir from a member of the Exonerated Five, pretend magic, and more!
I'm curious what's moving the most at your libraries, especially if you're in Minnesota.
I feel like end-of-the-year books get so easily overlooked, especially when I've already been seeing "best of" lists for weeks. Be sure to check these out!
Since I was eleven, middle-grade books for drama kids have come a long way.
"Where are your scary books?" That's what I hear all day long at school.
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