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Hold Back the Tide
PREMIUM

Hold Back the Tide
Salisbury, Melinda
Fans of horror and fantasy novels will devour this.
We Free the Stars
PREMIUM

We Free the Stars
Faizal, Hafsah
An action-packed conclusion. Purchase where the first book was loved.
Rosie Loves Jack
PREMIUM

Rosie Loves Jack
Darbon, Mel
Although readers will find themselves rooting for Rosie throughout her journey, this title is not recommended for collections looking to beef up their fiction featuring characters with disabilities.
We Belong
PREMIUM

We Belong
Everman, Cookie Hiponia
Everman’s debut tackles timely topics such as immigration, and something that all adults and kids yearn for: a sense of belonging. A short, charming tale perfect for easing students into middle grade and longer chapter books.
Happy Springtime!

Happy Springtime!
McMullan, Kate
A warm and welcomed addition to collections about the changing of seasons.
Hettie and the London Blitz: A World War II Survival Story
PREMIUM

Hettie and the London Blitz: A World War II Survival Story
Walsh, Jenni L
A flawed yet touching historical fiction story worth adding to the collection.
Grace and Box
PREMIUM

Grace and Box
Howard, Kim
All ages will relate to the timeless fun of dreaming up new vistas in this welcome addition to all picture book collections; a surefire hit for story time.
Rivals
PREMIUM

Rivals
Greenwald, Tommy
Recommended for middle grade collections; a good choice for a community-wide reading initiative.
The Lives of Saints
PREMIUM

The Lives of Saints
Bardugo, Leigh
Recommended for libraries with students who love fantasy, folklore, and Bardugo.
Rule of Wolves

Rule of Wolves
Bardugo, Leigh
An intense pleasure to read. Get this on your bookshelves.
Book Mail: New titles for middle grade and teen readers

Book Mail: New titles for middle grade and teen readers
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 25, 2021

Get out your TBR lists! It's time to add new and forthcoming titles!

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Shani Mahiri King, Tami Charles, Alice D. Williams, and More | Starred Reviews, February 2021

Shani Mahiri King, Tami Charles, Alice D. Williams, and More | Starred Reviews, February 2021
SLJ Staff,  Feb 25, 2021

The Tulsa Massacre, the "unstoppable" storyteller Zora Neale Hurston, and tales from around the world, including China and Korea, all shine in the books SLJ starred this month.

Cover Reveal: AMOS MISSES THE BUS by Philip and Erin Stead

Cover Reveal: AMOS MISSES THE BUS by Philip and Erin Stead
Travis Jonker | Blogs,  Feb 24, 2021

A first look at the cover of AMOS MCGEE MISSES THE BUS by Philip and Erin Stead.

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Exclusive Cover Reveal: AMOS MCGEE MISSES THE BUS by Philip and Erin Stead

Exclusive Cover Reveal: AMOS MCGEE MISSES THE BUS by Philip and Erin Stead
Travis Jonker | Blogs,  Feb 24, 2021

A first look at the cover of AMOS MCGEE MISSES THE BUS by Philip and Erin Stead.

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World Premiere of “That’s My Piano, Sir!” (the video!)

World Premiere of “That’s My Piano, Sir!” (the video!)
Elizabeth Bird | Blogs,  Feb 24, 2021

Seems to me that if you're going to make a video out of a picture book that relies heavily on music, you need to put your back into it. And this one has some gusto! Some pizzazz!

The post World Premiere of “That’s My Piano, Sir!” (the video!) appeared first on A Fuse #8 Production.

Post-It Note Reviews: Books about gentrification, Black boyhood, time travel, the Greenwood Massacre, and more

Post-It Note Reviews: Books about gentrification, Black boyhood, time travel, the Greenwood Massacre, and more
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 23, 2021

Quick reviews of a bunch of recent titles for middle grade and YA!

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Ghosted
PREMIUM

Ghosted
Fry, Michael
This is a unique middle grade approach to the death of a friend that makes sense of loss through humor.
Hunt for the Lost
PREMIUM

Hunt for the Lost
Anderson, Brian
With elements of John Stephens’s The Emerald Atlas and Lemony Snicket’s “Series of Unfortunate Events,” this magical adventure series is an exciting addition to middle grade collections.
Questions, Anyone? a guest post by Neal Shusterman

Questions, Anyone? a guest post by Neal Shusterman
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 18, 2021

Shusterman's new book shows us that the more angles from which we can view a problem, the more likely we’re going to have the epiphanies and find the inspiration we need to solve it.

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Book Review: The Deepest Breath by Meg Grehan

Book Review: The Deepest Breath by Meg Grehan
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 16, 2021

This coming out story is gorgeous, heartfelt, and affirming, perfect for upper elementary students. I want to hug sweet Stevie.

The post Book Review: The Deepest Breath by Meg Grehan appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.

An Episode 30 Years in the Making: Gary Paulsen on The Yarn Podcast

An Episode 30 Years in the Making: Gary Paulsen on The Yarn Podcast
Travis Jonker | Blogs,  Feb 16, 2021

The legendary HATCHET author is on the latest episode of The Yarn podcast.

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Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story

Victor and Nora: A Gotham Love Story
Myracle, Lauren
This beautiful interpretation of Victor and Nora’s relationship is essential for all graphic novel fans, especially lovers of superheroes.

A Small Kindness
PREMIUM

A Small Kindness
McAnulty, Stacy
Recommended for purchase as a solid addition to the “starting school” shelf as well as for the frequently requested topic of kindness.
Boy, Everywhere
PREMIUM

Boy, Everywhere
Dassu, A.M
Dassu provides a fresh perspective on the Syrian refugee experience, giving readers a glimpse at a range of ordeals. Recommended for purchase.
Bendy: The Illusion of Living
PREMIUM

Bendy: The Illusion of Living
Kress, Adrienne
Skip unless you have multiple readers who are obsessed with all things Joey Drew.

Girl on the Ferris Wheel
PREMIUM

Girl on the Ferris Wheel
Halpern, Julie & Len Vlahos
A story of how friendship and love can grow together; recommended for YA collections.
Chick Chat
PREMIUM

Chick Chat
Bynum, Janie
The illustrations turn an adequate text into something truly charming.
Review: Allergic by Megan Wagner Lloyd

Review: Allergic by Megan Wagner Lloyd
Travis Jonker | Blogs,  Feb 09, 2021

A review of the excellent new graphic novel, ALLERGIC.

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Bringing a New Wartime Diary to Light, a guest post by Ann Bausum

Bringing a New Wartime Diary to Light, a guest post by Ann Bausum
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 08, 2021

A look into the creation of Ensnared in the Wolf’s Lair: Inside the 1944 Plot to Kill Hitler and the Ghost Children of His Revenge, plus a giveaway!

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Dog Tracks
PREMIUM

Dog Tracks
Slipperjack, Ruby
This uplifting coming-of-age tale is a recommended purchase.
Kaleidoscope of Creatures: The Colors of Nature Explained
PREMIUM

Kaleidoscope of Creatures: The Colors of Nature Explained
Ard, Cath
Reminiscent of Graeme Base’s Animalia, patrons will want to pick up this eye-catching title over and over again.
Treasure of the World

Treasure of the World
Sullivan, Tara
This utterly riveting first purchase offers a view of complex family dynamics and child labor that is shocking and powerful.
Rise Up
PREMIUM

Rise Up
Walz, Jason
Walz brings his trilogy to a satisfying conclusion. A must for fans of the earlier installments.

Book Mail: Vampires, stand-up comedians, a lottery winner, road trips, a quinceañera, and more!

Book Mail: Vampires, stand-up comedians, a lottery winner, road trips, a quinceañera, and more!
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 04, 2021

Get our those TBR lists! It's time to peruse new books!

The post Book Mail: Vampires, stand-up comedians, a lottery winner, road trips, a quinceañera, and more! appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.

Book Review: As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper

Book Review: As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Feb 02, 2021

A realistically messy and painful story about finding your people and being yourself.

The post Book Review: As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.

Book Review: Sing Me Forgotten by Jessica S. Olson, by Teen Contributor Riley Jensen

Book Review: Sing Me Forgotten by Jessica S. Olson, by Teen Contributor Riley Jensen
Karen Jensen, TLT | Blogs,  Feb 01, 2021

Teen reviewer and musical theatre teen Riley Jensen reviews a gender bent Phantom of the Opera inspired YA fantasy

The post Book Review: Sing Me Forgotten by Jessica S. Olson, by Teen Contributor Riley Jensen appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.

All Kinds of Animal Families
PREMIUM

All Kinds of Animal Families
Henn, Sophy
Purchase for collections that need to strengthen their diversity training materials for preschoolers.
A Little Bit of Dinosaur
PREMIUM

A Little Bit of Dinosaur
Hutcheson, Elleen & Darcy Pattison
A fun purchase for inquisitive elementary students and for nonfiction collections where dinosaurs and science, in general, are popular.
Lady Bird Johnson, That’s Who!: The Story of a Cleaner and Greener America
PREMIUM

Lady Bird Johnson, That’s Who!: The Story of a Cleaner and Greener America
Maurer, Tracy Nelson
Recommended for elementary biography collections looking for titles centered on female influencers and environmental champions.
Latinitas: Celebrating 40 Big Dreamers
PREMIUM

Latinitas: Celebrating 40 Big Dreamers
Menéndez, Juliet
This inspiring book would make a great launching point for deeper investigation into the lives and accomplishments of these amazing women.
Just Being Dalí: The Story of Artist Salvdador Dalí
PREMIUM

Just Being Dalí: The Story of Artist Salvdador Dalí
Guglielmo, Amy
Recommended as an engaging and imaginative addition to biography collections, and for lessons centering on social emotional learning.
The Friendship Book
PREMIUM

The Friendship Book
Moss, Wendy L
A title packed with very solid advice for young readers. A resource for educators that offers relatable, modern, and reflective questions to facilitate discussions with students about developing healthy and long-lasting relationships with their peers.
She Persisted: Harriet Tubman
PREMIUM

She Persisted: Harriet Tubman
Pinkney, Andrea Davis with Chelsea Clinton
This engaging biography is a quick but informative read and well-matched for the intended audience.
Butterfly for a King: Saving Hawai‘i’s Kamehameha Butterflies

Butterfly for a King: Saving Hawai‘i’s Kamehameha Butterflies
Roth, Susan L. & Cindy Trumbore
A triumph; highly recommended for all libraries.
Game, Set, Sisters!: The Story of Venus and Serena Williams
PREMIUM

Game, Set, Sisters!: The Story of Venus and Serena Williams
Leslie, Jay
A strong picture book choice that features engaging artwork and an inspirational narrative. Fans of Venus and Serena Williams will be familiar with the basics of the sisters’ background but will see the importance of their sisterly bond and how it helped them overcome obstacles.
Bruno the Beekeeper: A Honey Primer
PREMIUM

Bruno the Beekeeper: A Honey Primer
Holasová, Aneta Františka
This is a possible addition to books used in a classroom study of bees, but the fictional narrative serves a questionable purpose.
Have I Ever Told You Black Lives Matter

Have I Ever Told You Black Lives Matter
King, Shani Mahiri
A must-purchase that will empower Black children, and expand all readers’ knowledge of African American history.
Cómo hacer un huerto casero
PREMIUM

Cómo hacer un huerto casero
Greve, Tom
A great choice for young readers looking to become involved in creating their own garden.
The Wisdom of Trees: How Trees Work Together To Form a Natural Kingdom

The Wisdom of Trees: How Trees Work Together To Form a Natural Kingdom
Judge, Lita
Wonderful illustrations and poetry highlight cutting-edge scientific information about how trees communicate and share information. Don’t leave this one behind.
Nicky & Vera: A Quiet Hero of the Holocaust and the Children He Rescued
PREMIUM

Nicky & Vera: A Quiet Hero of the Holocaust and the Children He Rescued
SÍs, Peter
A great purchase for libraries where Sís’s work is enjoyed.
13 Ways To Eat a Fly
PREMIUM

13 Ways To Eat a Fly
Heavenrich, Sue
A lighthearted nonfiction picture book that could easily be used with young children in different ways.
Let Liberty Rise!: How America’s Schoolchildren Helped Save the Statue of Liberty

Let Liberty Rise!: How America’s Schoolchildren Helped Save the Statue of Liberty
Stiefel, Chana
This charming history title is a true inspiration for the present. An informative must-have for all libraries.
Zee Grows a Tree

Zee Grows a Tree
Rusch, Elizabeth
This title is a brilliant combination of storytelling and factual information. The narrative celebrates a caring family and a young girl’s growing love of nature. The information adds to readers’ understanding and appreciation of the natural world. Highly recommended.
Twenty-One Steps: Guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
PREMIUM

Twenty-One Steps: Guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Gottesfeld, Jeff
This book’s message of selflessness is as clear as the click of the metal-studded heels of sentinels walking their appointed steps.
The Teen Girl’s Anxiety Survival Guide: Ten Ways To Conquer Anxiety and Feel Your Best
PREMIUM

The Teen Girl’s Anxiety Survival Guide: Ten Ways To Conquer Anxiety and Feel Your Best
Hemmen, Lucie
Not necessarily a text that teens would independently select from the library shelves, but it could be well used as a desk copy for middle and high school counselors.
How To Change Everything: The Young Human’s Guide to Protecting the Planet and Each Other
PREMIUM

How To Change Everything: The Young Human’s Guide to Protecting the Planet and Each Other
Klein, Naomi
A necessary purchase to educate teens on the seriousness of climate change and the imperative to enact change now.
Gone to the Woods: Surviving a Lost Childhood
PREMIUM

Gone to the Woods: Surviving a Lost Childhood
Paulsen, Gary
A wonderful way to introduce middle grade and high school readers to the excitement and beauty of biographies.

It’s All Love: Reflections for Your Heart & Soul
PREMIUM

It’s All Love: Reflections for Your Heart & Soul
Ortega, Jenna
Recommended for any library that caters to tweens and teens. Readers will enjoy Ortega’s down-to-earth advice and optimism.
While I Was Away
PREMIUM

While I Was Away
Brown, Waka T
This memoir artfully depicts Brown’s experience as a child who feels pulled between two cultures. A welcome addition to any middle grade collection.
Finding Home: The Journey of Immigrants and Refugees
PREMIUM

Finding Home: The Journey of Immigrants and Refugees
Lee, Jen Sookfong
A good addition to any school or public library, which spotlights the varied experiences of immigrants.
A Time of Fear: America in the Era of Red Scares and Cold War
PREMIUM

A Time of Fear: America in the Era of Red Scares and Cold War
Marrin, Albert
Those looking for in-depth coverage of the influence of and reaction to communism in the United States will want this for their collections.
Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Hip-Hop History
PREMIUM

Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Hip-Hop History
Chang, Jeff & Dave Cook
This young adult nonfiction title will be enjoyed primarily by avid hip-hop fans who want to understand the origins of the genre.
Design Like Nature: Biomimicry for a Healthy Planet

Design Like Nature: Biomimicry for a Healthy Planet
Clendenan, Megan & Kim Ryall Woolcock
An appealing resource sure to spark an interest in biomimicry, from casual readers to budding scientists. Recommended for all libraries.
We Must Not Forget: Holocaust Stories of Survival and Resistance
PREMIUM

We Must Not Forget: Holocaust Stories of Survival and Resistance
Hopkinson, Deborah
An important and timely book that spotlights the untold stories of survivors of the Nazi regime and the Holocaust.

Paul Robeson: No One Can Silence Me
PREMIUM

Paul Robeson: No One Can Silence Me
Duberman, Martin
A comprehensive and useful addition for middle and high school collections to pair with Susan Rubin Goldman’s Sing and Shout: The Mighty Voice of Paul Robeson.
Wonder Women of Science: How 12 Geniuses Are Rocking Science, Technology, and the World
PREMIUM

Wonder Women of Science: How 12 Geniuses Are Rocking Science, Technology, and the World
Fletcher, Tiera & Ginger Rue
Great for those looking to expand their STEM biographies and collected biography sections.
Taking on the Plastics Crisis
PREMIUM

Taking on the Plastics Crisis
Testa, Hannah
This pep talk on a pressing environmental issue showcases science, suggestions for community organizing and leadership, and compelling motivation to make a difference. Recommended for junior high and high school nonfiction collections.
Dream Big!: How To Reach for Your Stars
PREMIUM

Dream Big!: How To Reach for Your Stars
Harrison, Abigail
A recommended purchase for middle school and high school libraries. Counselors assisting high schoolers with college preparation and educators teaching leadership classes will find many of the journaling activities very useful.
The Beekeepers: How Humans Changed the World of Bumble Bees
PREMIUM

The Beekeepers: How Humans Changed the World of Bumble Bees
Church, Dana L
A welcome addition that fills the gap between picture books and adult nonfiction for budding bee enthusiasts, or for school reports.
Can We Talk About Consent?: A Book About Freedom, Choices, and Agreement
PREMIUM

Can We Talk About Consent?: A Book About Freedom, Choices, and Agreement
Hancock, Justin
This timely and important book should be read by tweens, teens, and adults.
Master of His Fate: Roosevelt’s Rise from Polio to the Presidency
PREMIUM

Master of His Fate: Roosevelt’s Rise from Polio to the Presidency
Tobin, James
A solid biography for older readers focusing on the specific years of FDR’s life that included his struggles with polio, recovery, and learning to live as a person with a disability in a world where those differences usually meant being hidden away.
Hothouse Earth: The Climate Crisis and the Importance of Carbon Neutrality
PREMIUM

Hothouse Earth: The Climate Crisis and the Importance of Carbon Neutrality
McPherson, Stephanie Sammartino
A great addition to middle school libraries, particularly in schools that are incorporating the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals in their curriculums.
There’s a Superhero in Your Book
PREMIUM

There’s a Superhero in Your Book
Fletcher, Tom
A great read-aloud picture book that will boost story hours as listeners help save the day.
Reuse This Book!
PREMIUM

Reuse This Book!
Best for one-on-one sharing, this book offers a clever way to introduce the importance of recycling.
Go Be Wonderful!
PREMIUM

Go Be Wonderful!
Gephart, Donna
Like Cynthia Rylant’s Birthday Presents, this offers a great demonstration of positivity in the face of new challenges, wherever children find them.
Bindu’s Bindis
PREMIUM

Bindu’s Bindis
Kelkar, Supriya
As in the recent When Nana Akua Went to School, the elder generation nudges the young to embrace their culture and the challenges of fitting in. This #OwnVoices entry offers solutions as well as a healthy dose of joy.
Off To See the Sea
PREMIUM

Off To See the Sea
Grimes, Nikki
The illustrations along with the swirl of words on each page add to the story’s vibrancy and texture; there’s always room in the collection for this kind of collaboration.
Clarinet and Trumpet

Clarinet and Trumpet
Ellsworth, Melanie
A timely book that gently explores issues of similarity and difference, of holding on to one’s individuality while also recognizing the importance of others, this is a first purchase for all libraries.
Watercress

Watercress
Wang, Andrea
A powerful story sure to awaken empathy and curiosity: Who else left behind a homeland, and at what cost?
Curious George: Wash Your Hands
PREMIUM

Curious George: Wash Your Hands
Ayala-Kronos, Chris
Especially in a post-COVID world, washing one’s hands is an important topic and Curious George makes it fun.
Look Out, Leonard!
PREMIUM

Look Out, Leonard!
James, Jessie
A silly romp with just enough suspense to be fun for little ones yet surprisingly (and pleasantly) devoid of any specific morals or lessons.
Tabitha and Fritz Trade Places
PREMIUM

Tabitha and Fritz Trade Places
Frawley, Katie
A laugh-out-loud story that spells out why the grass is not always greener, with subtle language lessons built in for emerging readers.
I Am a Kindness Hero
PREMIUM

I Am a Kindness Hero
Adams, Jennifer
An empowering purchase for public libraries looking for new titles on building character.
The Bear and the Moon
PREMIUM

The Bear and the Moon
Burgess, Matthew
Spare text and simple illustration will immerse listeners at story times in this quiet take on love and loss.
I Am Not a Dog Toy
PREMIUM

I Am Not a Dog Toy
Berlin, Ethan T
Featuring one of the most thoughtless heroines seen in recent picture books, this sneakily adorable tale may offer readers a glimpse of their own behavior in their rushes to judgement over potential playmates and friends.
Raj and the Best Vacation Ever!
PREMIUM

Raj and the Best Vacation Ever!
Braun, Sebastien
A suggested general purchase, this title takes readers through the ups and downs of a first camping trip, made even better when everyone works together.
Can I Sit with You?
PREMIUM

Can I Sit with You?
Jacoby, Sarah
A touching ode to the formative experience of learning to love and being loved in return.
Zonia’s Rain ­Forest

Zonia’s Rain ­Forest
Martinez-Neal, Juana
This beautiful look at a young girl’s life and her determination to save her home is a perfect read for young environmentalists.
Bear Outside
PREMIUM

Bear Outside
Yolen, Jane
This low-key story encourages viewers to find inner resources for dealing with ordinary challenges, and could help provide children with a structure for contemplating their own armor.
Once Upon a Dragon’s Fire
PREMIUM

Once Upon a Dragon’s Fire
Blue, Beatrice
Themes of friendship, truth, and believing what one sees rather than what someone else says are valuable lessons imparted and shared. This is a heartwarming tale of friendship and discovery, and a compelling read-aloud.
Avocado Asks
PREMIUM

Avocado Asks
Abe, Momoko
A delightful tale to help readers figure out where they belong, and, if a wise tomato is any indication, why that question may not even matter.
Welcome Flower Child: The Magic of Your Birth Flower

Welcome Flower Child: The Magic of Your Birth Flower
Barrager, Brigette
There really is something for everyone to find and feel good about in Barrager’s flower garden. Children will love spotting all the details and hearing their own monthly verse.
A Pizza with Everything on It
PREMIUM

A Pizza with Everything on It
Scheele, Kyle
Deliciously absurd, serve this tale to readers looking for fun and hilarity.
Ten Little Dumplings

Ten Little Dumplings
Fan, Larissa
A sincere and beautiful story for all ages, and one that can gently introduce a serious discussion topic of rank and gender for older readers.
This Small Blue Dot
PREMIUM

This Small Blue Dot
Sworder, Zeno
In mixed media, Sworder makes a compelling case for a wide ranging audience to pore over these pages and take in this ode to all life has to offer.
Idia of the Benin Kingdom
PREMIUM

Idia of the Benin Kingdom
Aire, Ekiuwa
This unique story lyrically fills an obvious hole in picture books, animating a powerful figure and showing children that they can achieve their dreams, literal or metaphorical, through perseverance.
I See You See
PREMIUM

I See You See
Jackson, Richard
A quiet and peaceful picture book about how playing pretend can elevate a chore. Purchase for larger collections.
Venetian Lullaby

Venetian Lullaby
Roth, Judith L
An exquisite and essential purchase for public libraries; a pitch-perfect bedtime story, this is sure to conjure beautiful dreams.
Love
PREMIUM

Love
Averiss, Corrinne
This will help children name their separation issues, and give parents a loving metaphor for reassuring them.
Agent Lion and the Case of the Missing Party
PREMIUM

Agent Lion and the Case of the Missing Party
Soman, David & Jacky Davis
Agent Lion may be clueless but he knows how to have a good time, in this easy reader mystery that will have children laughing out loud.
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