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Curse of the Dead-Eyed Doll
Part of the “Haunted States of America,” this title isn’t a very engaging contribution to a potentially intriguing series. Readers who really want a scare could check out books by Mary Downing Hahn or Betty Ren Wright.
Light It Up
Reminiscent of Magoon’s previous title How It Went Down and Ta-Nahesi Coates’s Between the World and Me, this is an important title for public and school libraries interested in thought-provoking portrayals of black life.
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Cursed
Illustrator Miller is best known for his work in graphic novels, comics, and film. This dramatic retelling of the Arthurian legend has been picked up to be a Netflix original series, heightening reader interest.
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Batman: Nightwalker: The Graphic Novel
Bat-fans will find no shortage of hooks to grab their attention, while the central mystery is a fun cat-and-mouse game in itself.
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Why Don’t Cars Run on Apple Juice?: Real Science Questions from Real Kids
Great for parents answering questions at home and for elementary science classroom libraries.
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The Changeling King
A strong sequel; those familiar with the series will not be disappointed and will be anxious for another volume
Strange Birds: A Field Guide to Ruffling Feathers
A perfect title for school and public libraries seeking realistic books about friendship
Hot Comb
This graphic novel examines how hairstyles affect the lives of Black women and girls, and how perception of black hair often shapes the way African American women and girls see their own beauty. Ideal for most public and school libraries.
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