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The Truth App
This timely thriller shines a light on how quickly a viral online presence can overwhelm and even endanger people. This new, fast-paced series will be welcome in middle and high school libraries.
The Dark Matter of Mona Starr
This immersive portrayal of a sensitive teen learning to live with mental illness will earn nods of recognition from readers coping with anxiety or depression but will also resonate with young people facing any fear.
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Lilah Tov Good Night
This book can be read as a simple bedtime story, or discussed as an immigrant tale. Either way, it will likely find a receptive audience with Jewish families in search of bedtime books, or families looking for immigrant stories. A pleasant addition.
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The Paper Kingdom
Inspired by the author’s own life, this is an uplifting story of a family working hard to make things better for the next generation.
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Kid Coach
A playful title to remind readers that important lessons about sportsmanship can be learned at any age.
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Mindy Kim and the Yummy Seaweed Business
A solid choice for incorporating advanced vocabulary into early chapter book collections.
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Ignore the Trolls
Not recommended for children who still live in blissful ignorance of the bullying they can experience once their classmates are given smartphones. This title could open up a discussion with older readers.
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The President of the Jungle
Ironically, a herd of animals may be a smart way to humanize presidential elections for our young future voters.
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