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Trespassers, by Breena Bard, is a meandering mystery featuring a fancy, abandoned lake house and a group of curious kids.

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The Insiders has many other secrets and surprises in its story (including how Héctor resolves the issue with his bullies). But this aspect is one I’m open about right from the start: I want kids to be believed.

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Let's Make Dumplings! is a thorough exploration of a well-loved cuisine with plenty of detail and encouragement in a comic book cookbook.

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This is a powerful and well put together collection.

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Teen Librarian Karen Jensen talks about the upcoming book Allies and helping teens to become better allies for the social justice they want to see

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In We Can Be Heroes, three friends navigate a devastating loss due to gun violence and their own anger in its wake.

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All Together Now, the sequel to All Summer Long, tackles some big questions about creativity and relatioships.

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"One of the reasons I love to read and write about teens is because in these young characters, I see them doing what I could never do at that age—lifting their voices."

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Students enjoying the antics of a new generation at Bayside High should check out these YA titles.