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Racial Profiling: Everyday Inequality
A mandatory addition to teen collections for discussions on inequality and social justice.
Argyle Fox
A perfect story for a windy day; the illustrations shine in this charismatic read-aloud addition to picture book collections.
Bubble
Presenting a difficult subject with hope, this is an accessible option for most middle grade readers and likely to spark discussion.
Mob School Survivor
An additional purchase where Minecraft stories, Jeff Kinney's "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," or Lincoln Peirce's "Big Nate" books circulate well.
The Hidden Life of a Toad
Suitable for libraries needing to bolster their early nonfiction collections.
Short Stories for Little Monsters
This must-have volume is worth reading multiple times to enjoy the humor and to revisit the witty illustrations and snappy dialogue.
The Girl with the Ghost Machine
This emotionally resonant ghost story has a refreshing focus on character motivation. Recommended for voracious and thoughtful readers looking for something a bit different.
Cy Makes a Friend
A sweet and funny look at dealing with social issues that will resonate with timid children.
A Season of DaringGreatly
While this novel sometimes feels more like a script for a TV show, without a fully realized plot, it is still a good candidate for collections needing more positive depictions of characters who advocate against gender bias.
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