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Love, Ish
This heartbreaking and sharply wry tale about friendship, family, fate, and illness will find a broad YA audience.
Book Uncle and Me
This sweet slice-of-life tale not only highlights Yasmin's neighborhood and life in India but also demonstrates that children can be empowered to effect change in their own neighborhoods. This is also a perfect title to shine a light on elections taking place elsewhere.
Nothing but Trouble
This pitch-perfect start to a new series captures the power dynamics between adults and children and allows for the realization that everyone has a story worth hearing.
The Ballad of a Broken Nose
The content and heavy nature of this story make it hard to place with an audience. That, combined with the offensive fat-shaming language and other unpacked prejudices, makes this title a tough sell; not recommended.
Wishing Day
This unique coming-of-age story with an ardent protagonist belongs in all middle grade collections.
Secrets of the Dragon Tomb
A smart addition for middle grade collections; be prepared to purchase planned sequels.
Keepers of the Labyrinth
Secret societies, Greek mythology, and a group of strong female characters are all wrapped up in a mystery that will hit the mark with readers who have finished Rick Riordan's "Percy Jackson" series (Disney-Hyperion).
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