Terry Hong
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Princess Charming
For reading-enablers intending to combine mediums, the audio edition is the stronger choice over printed. While diverse representation was clearly prioritized on the illustrated pages, the obvious whiteness of the royal family reads like an uncomfortable misstep.
And They Lived...
Salvatore knows how to tell an empowering story. Graves embellishes with indispensable sparkle.
Kapaemahu
Every library should consider creating or augmenting sparse Pacific Islander collections with this work.
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Thornwood
Almasy skillfully ensures each of Cypess’s characters gets distinctly heard in a rousing celebration of empowering sisterhood.
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Blood Scion
Femi shrewdly enhances Falaye’s underlying exposé of colonialism, genocide, and eternal war.
Ballad & Dagger
Osorio is a powerhouse of diverse voices, good, bad, desperate, vile, amplified by his Latinx fluency.
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Glass Slippers
Leigh energetically continues the delight of Cypess’s cleverly crafted, girl-power-driven second book (after Thornwood) of the “Sisters Ever After” series.
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Theo Tan and the Fox Spirit
Fans of B.B. Alston’s missing-older-sibling “Supernatural Investigations” series will appreciate getting to know Theo
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