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The Black Kids
An excellent addition to all teen collections with a relatable main character who will lead readers through this heated moment in time.
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All This Time
Fans of the authors’ Five Feet Apart and Sandy Hall’s Signs Point to Yes will likely be interested, but may find the novel unfulfilling and mediocre. An additional purchase.
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Scorched Earth
A gratifying conclusion to this epic tale of self-discovery; a great fit for young adult collections everywhere.
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Our Dogs, Ourselves: How We Live with Dogs
Recommended for larger collections. The book could be used as a research source to complement heartier texts.
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Facing the Sun
An enjoyable friendship novel about change, acceptance, and being honest with each other. A great addition to libraries where books like Ann Brashares’ “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” series is popular.
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Lost Roads
Readers who enjoyed Alexandra Bracken’s The Darkest Minds or Rick Yancey’s The 5th Wave should be encouraged to start with Rot & Ruin. This book is a great choice for fans of the original series who want more.
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The Turnover
An enjoyable, suspenseful story about relationships that will appeal to middle grade readers, and especially those who have a passion for basketball.
Rescuing Mrs. Birdley
Reynolds, award-winning author of Creepy Carrots!, has delivered another gem and children will relish Miranda’s outrageous traps and the poor unsuspecting adults who are snared in them. A definite purchase for all children’s collections and an easy choice for a read-aloud.
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The Girl and the Witch’s Garden
An intriguing premise whose execution is acceptable though not outstanding, saved by Piper’s honest grief. Purchase where interest indicates.