Julie Overpeck
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Ben Yokoyama and the Cookie of Doom
A good addition to any elementary school library. Highly recommended.
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Story Magic
This would be a good introduction for readers who are reluctant to try the fantasy genre. Recommended.
The Longest Night of Charlie Noon
Readers will find it difficult to put down this imaginative book. Highly recommended.
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Nikki Tesla and the Fellowship of the Bling. (Elements of Genius #2)
While not as strong as the first in the series, this adventure will please young fans of science fiction. Purchase if Nikki Tesla has proven popular with patrons.
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A Wish in the Dark
The original storyline and well-developed characters make this a standout novel. Highly recommended.
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A Girl, a Raccoon, and the Midnight Moon
Upper elementary readers who like magical realism will enjoy this novel, as will younger readers at high reading levels. A strong addition to the fiction section.
The Tornado
The adults are present and engaged in Bell’s life, and he does not have to face this alone, a point that is sometimes absent in books like this. One of the best stories about bullying for middle grades. Highly recommended.
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Elizabeth Webster and the Court of Uncommon Pleas
This blend of ghost story and mystery will satisfy readers who ask for “the scary stories.” Recommended.
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The World Ends in April
A fast-paced story that deals with grief, loss, and mental health through the lens of middle school catastrophe. Recommended
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