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Damsel
This incisively written allegory rips into a familiar story and sets it aflame. Highly recommended for high school libraries where literary feminist retellings are popular.
The Cheerleaders
This deliciously deceptive thriller and provocative drama is a must-have for high school libraries.
Girl Made of Stars
A compassionate and engaging novel about what it means to tell your truth, no matter how painful it might be. A must-read for all YA shelves.
The Hanging Girl
A surprisingly dark thriller that will find a home in libraries where there is a need for strong female protagonists and engrossing mysteries.
So, You Want To Work with Animals?: Discover Fantastic Ways To Work with Animals, from Veterinary Science to Aquatic Biology
This mix of trivia, quizzes, and historical anecdotes will hold the attention of passionate middle school readers. Recommended for general purchase or to replace outdated similar materials.
The Champions' Game
Purchase for collections looking for narrative nonfiction or schools where chess clubs thrive.
Life After Juliet
A life-affirming read that will appeal to bookworms, theater nerds, and hopeful romantics alike.-Leighanne Law, Scriber Lake High School, WA
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