Arnold, Elana K
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Starla Jean
A funny introduction to a new character and series, best for its humorous narration and a charming baby sister.
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The House That Wasn’t There
Arnold creates a world that is both completely normal and wonderfully magical, and readers will want to be a part of it. Recommended.
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An Ordinary Day
Emotionally affecting and beautifully told, this book deserves a place on most library shelves.
Red Hood
A fantastic novel in the #MeToo era, empowering women to share their stories by reaching out, speaking up, and demanding a change.
Damsel
This incisively written allegory rips into a familiar story and sets it aflame. Highly recommended for high school libraries where literary feminist retellings are popular.
Bat and the Waiting Game
This humorous follow-up is even stronger than its predecessor and will leave readers hoping for a third book featuring Bat and his family.
What Girls Are Made Of
Because of its complex symbolism and graphic imagery, this well-written novel is best suited to mature YA readers.
A Boy Called Bat
The challenges facedby kids like Bat are often underrepresented in children's literature; this is a refreshing depiction. Readers will appreciate this funny and thoughtful novel.
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