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A Tween (age 12) reviews 3 new middle grade graphic novels: Twins, Allergic and Primer

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Kate Messner was one of many children's authors who took on pandemic-related projects—including a picture book biography of Dr. Anthony Fauci—over the past year.

Young people make their voices heard on issues from the election to climate change, one click at a time.

Christine Lively talks about the mental health impacts of our current year on teens

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A beautifully written novel in verse with an empowering message about identity and belonging.

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Life in the Balance is a story of what happens when our family members “disappoint” us, and why that disappointment may not be an actual, well…disappointment…at all.

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Generation Z spends their money purposefully as they attempt to help create the world they want to live in. So let's talk about what that means.

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These fiction and nonfiction titles take on the embarrassment and discomfort associated with menstruation—while urging readers to take pride in their bodies and combat the stigma related to periods.

Gabrielle's story asks what you would give up in order to fit in and shows the dangers of losing yourself

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