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The Exact Opposite of Okay
For teens and adults looking for a mature title to address issues of feminism and sexuality, this title fits, although books like Louise O’Neill’s Asking for It and Emily Wibberly and Austin Siegemund-Broka’s Always Never Yours do so in a more authentic fashion.
Fearless Mary: The True Adventures of Mary Fields, American Stagecoach Driver
A worthy purchase for libraries serving young children and for classroom lessons on U.S. history, bravery, and overcoming adversity.
Elektra's Adventures in Tragedy
A secondary purchase for large library collections serving teens.-Kate Olson, Bangor School District, WI
No Fixed Address
A well-written work of realism that will be a mirror to some and a window for others. A first purchase.
Who Eats Orange?
Recommended purchase for libraries serving young children. This would be a welcome addition to lessons on colors, nutrition, and the animal kingdom and it also provides a launchpad for additional discussion and research.
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