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Woke: A Young Poet’s Call to Justice
An important book that demands to be seen. It adds to the conversation of #OwnVoices and speaks to a young person’s need for expression and social justice.
Summer at Meadow Wood
This exceptional summer read is a true middle school novel—gentle enough for preteens and layered enough for teens through eighth grade. Hand to fans of Rebecca Stead, Jenny Han, and Sarah Dessen.
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Sea Otters: A Survival Story
This very relevant book on climate change and endangered species is a strong choice for all nonfiction collections. Give to readers who are interested in books that show how to make a real difference for the overall welfare of the planet.
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Immigrant Architect: Rafael Guastavino and the American Dream
Beautiful, informative, and fascinating, this is a great addition to school and public library biography collections. Recommended.
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Dark Hedges, Wizard Island, and Other Magical Places That Really Exist
Not quite magical enough. A pretty safe pass for most collections.
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Follow the Recipe: Poems About Imagination, Celebration, and Cake
Unfortunately, Singer’s collection doesn’t quite hit the mark. A potential addition for large or specialty collections, but generally it’s safe to skip this one.
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Escape from Hat
A good recommendation for adults seeking cheeky classics for read-aloud but whose children have already read through the library’s selection. Strictly an additional purchase.
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Given
An absorbing story with a strong female lead. Recommended for fans of fantasy and romance centered around cultural exchange and conflict.
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