In which Karen Jensen wrestles with the newest thriller by Stephanie Perkins

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Can you guess the children’s book by its scathing one-star review on Goodreads?

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Oshiro's message is clear: nothing is better than being yourself. Not even a magical Room that appears just when you need it. A heartwarming and fun read.

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In grade school, we were taught that a story has a beginning, middle, and end, and that the events always progress in a clear, chronological order. Me, I’ve always enjoyed stories that play around with time.

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A great resource to help create personal connections and understanding. Readers who have their own immigration story will likely see their experience and feelings reflected in these pages.

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As Halloween creeps up, these five audio dramas deliver chills and thrills. 
 

Lisa Wheeler and Loren Long have given us a title that is filled up to the brim with dignity. Dignity for the people who actually put their blood, sweat, and tears into making the places and objects we so desperately need to live.

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Tom Gauld's The Little Wooden Robot and the Log Princess is a charming picture book/comic book hybrid telling an original but classic feeling fairy tale.

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59 books have been suggested so far and it's no surprise that most titles are middle grade. Here we take a look at Heavy Medal suggestions by the numbers.

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