Tracey Hodges
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My Bollywood Dream
This is a well told and colorful rendering of the importance of art through film, and one young girl’s connection to her culture.
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Lupe Lopez: Reading Rock Star!
This colorful, well-illustrated book describes a common childhood experience, but despite a relatable heroine, the limited detail about her challenges and quick resolution may not appropriately express empathy for students like her.
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There Goes the Neighborhood
A well-written debut that tackles issues of friendship, first love, gentrification, racism, and eviction through a compelling, fast-paced narrative full of suspense, tension, and questions of fairness. Recommended for teens alongside discussions of contemporary issues.
How to Write a Poem
Both a teaching tool for writing poetry as well as an ode to poetry itself. Highly recommended.
Other Side of the Tracks
This excellent narration encapsulates teen love, the harsh realities of racism, and peeks into the world of teens today. Both heartbreaking and inspiring, this stunning debut will give readers much to discuss and debate.
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A Night to Die For
A fast-paced thriller, told in multiple perspectives that will have readers on the edge of their seats until the conclusion and murderer are revealed. A perfect summer read for teens.
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The Black Girls Left Standing
Great for teen readers and a good supplement to high school reading, this book adds to the modern canon of books about advocacy and activism.
Berry Song
Goade calls upon her childhood memories and current home and shares important information about the beauty and utility of nature. Told in rhythm, song, and narrative, the language is rich and evocative—perfect for early elementary readers.
American Desi
This rhythmic picture book articulates a common experience for young children who straddle two cultures. Highly recommended.
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