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The Cat Man of Aleppo
A useful addition to school and public libraries to inform and to spark discussion about war, individual potential, and kindness to animals.
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Cezanne’s Parrot
This brilliantly illustrated picture book shares a meaningful message about how to handle criticism, being true to yourself, and finding your crew. Recommended for nonfiction collections.
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Planet Omar: Accidental Trouble Magnet
A great #OwnVoices story for children to learn more about connection and empathy.
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Middle School’s a Drag, You Better Werk!
While the topic of drag performance has been covered in young adult books, fewer novels have discussed kids who perform drag and in a way that is accessible to a younger audience. A solid purchase for most public and school libraries.
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Verona Comics
There’s a lot to want to love about this book, but, ultimately, it’s impossible to cheer on the romance between the leads, and it fails to deliver on all of its plot points.
The Kingdom of Back
A beautifully composed historical fantasy that will enthrall readers, especially those with music in their hearts. A first purchase.
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The Vanishing Deep
Recommended for pre-teen and teen readers who are willing to ignore the story’s logical short-comings for the sake of a fast-paced aquatic adventure.
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The Last Confession of Autumn Casterly
Recommended for libraries wanting mysteries with substance.
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We Were Promised Spotlights
Hand this grim coming-of-age story to readers who don’t mind characters who can be difficult to like.