JONES, Jen

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I Hug

David McPhail | FICTION, Aug 01, 2017

A good option for libraries serving a young audience.

The Long Ride Home

Tawni WATERS | FICTION, Aug 01, 2017

For general purchase, this realistic fictional tale about the meaning of home will have readers rooting for the down-on-her-luck protagonist and her geeky, irresistible suitor.

The Hearts We Sold

Emily LLOYD-JONES | FICTION, Jul 01, 2017

Purchase where urban fantasy is popular.

Blood and Ink

Stephen DAVIES | FICTION, Jul 01, 2017

Teens will enjoy the well-drawn characters and excitement of this diverse thriller with a hint of romance. A strong choice for most YA collections.

Murder, Magic, and What We Wore

Kelly JONES | FICTION, Jul 01, 2017

Teens will find this a perfect, modern introduction to Regency novels that portrays confident female role models. An excellent addition to high school libraries.

Whose Moon Is That?

Kim KRANS | FICTION, Jul 01, 2017

Though much of the story line feels familiar, the art is winsome, and young readers will be enchanted with the enthralling night world that Krans has created. Recommended for general purchase.

In Your Hands

Carole Boston WEATHERFORD | FICTION, Jul 01, 2017

An exceptional gift to black families, and with its important underlying messages of our times, this title should be added to most library collections. Best shared one-on-one with a loved one.