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Freedom Fire
This series installment will draw readers in with its fast-paced action, likable characters, and fantastical twists on Civil War history.
Dactyl Hill Squad
This high-energy title is perfect for middle graders, with its strong female protagonist, a fresh perspective on history, helpful notes and resources, and an honest portrayal of the complex topics of race and gender.
The Crossroads
Fans of The Only Road will appreciate following Jaime and Ángela on the next phase of their lives, while teachers and librarians may find the text useful to counter unsubstantiated myths about Central Americans fleeing to the U.S.
Marcus Vega Doesn't Speak Spanish
An excellent choice for upper elementary and middle grade libraries given its multiple, age-appropriate themes and the window it provides to life in a Puerto Rico before Hurricane María.
Flor and Miranda Steal the Show
A wide range of middle grade readers are likely to see aspects of themselves in both Flor and Miranda. A solid secondary purchase.
Flor and Miranda Steal the Show
A wide range of middle grade readers are likely to see aspects of themselves in both Flor and Miranda. A solid secondary purchase.
Evangelina Takes Flight
Despite the important historical time period represented in this book, and its themes of U.S. immigration, any classroom or library use should involve students in critically examining its representation of native people alongside accurate historical sources.
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