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Treasure of the World

Treasure of the World

Tara Sullivan | FICTION,  Feb 05, 2021

This utterly riveting first purchase offers a view of complex family dynamics and child labor that is shocking and powerful.
Take Back the Block

Take Back the Block

Chrystal D Giles | FICTION,  Dec 01, 2020

This title is a first purchase for any collection. Giles has crafted an outstanding depiction of the nuances of gentrification as well as the struggle and joys of working-class Black families and communities.
Just Watch Me
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Just Watch Me

Erin Silver | FICTION,  Nov 01, 2020

Though Simon reads a bit young as a seventh grader, he’s relatable, and the breezy, sometimes slapstick humor will appeal to reluctant readers.
The Candy Mafia
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The Candy Mafia

Lavie Tidhar | FICTION,  Sep 01, 2020

This is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory meets film noir; there’s mystery, humor, plenty of action, and a red herring or two with an explosive climax.
Otto P. Nudd
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Otto P. Nudd

Emily Butler | FICTION,  Sep 01, 2020

This animal adventure is perfect for fans of Babe: The Gallant Pig author Dick King-Smith, and is sure to prompt young readers to appreciate the intelligence of ravens and crows.

Believe
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Believe

Julie Mathison | FICTION,  Jul 10, 2020

Thoughtful tween readers who can’t get enough books about introspective, lonely tweens may figure things out before the denouement, but will appreciate Melanie’s emotional journey.
The Princess Rules
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The Princess Rules

Philippa Gregory | FICTION,  Jun 01, 2020

These gently feminist fairy tales celebrate individuality, friendship, and partnership. A collection that belongs in all libraries serving youngsters.
Harry Versus the First 100 Days of School
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Harry Versus the First 100 Days of School

Emily Jenkins | FICTION,  Jun 01, 2020

This appealing chapter book is a terrific addition to any 100-day narrative collection. It is perfectly tailored for a read-aloud and is bound to be a favorite.
Quack
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Quack

Anna Humphrey | FICTION,  Apr 01, 2020

With discussions around anxiety disorders on the rise in elementary schools, this windows/mirror story is an excellent addition to youth literature collections, and should be well received.
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