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The Book of Queens: Legendary Leaders, Fierce Females, and Wonder Women Who Ruled the World
This glossy package may get lost on library shelves and should not be considered a definitive collective biography. It could serve as a resource for middle grade readers where there is a need.
The Fate of Fausto: A Painted Fable
Only Jeffers knows if this 2019 fable is about Trumpian terrors, the horror of late-stage capitalism, or simply a cautionary tale against greed that is as old as storytelling itself. Regardless of its intentions, this minimalistic masterpiece is a must-read for all ages.
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Milton & Odie and the Bigger-than-Bigmouth Bass
Recommended for glass half-full types who don’t wish to consider the value of cynicism and a balanced worldview.
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Why?
Parents will appreciate the social message and kids will enjoy a supervillain with a kooky backstory about how much he loves knitting.
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The Last Human
With the ever-increasing presence of technology, readers may be torn between rooting for Emma or the robots. Recommended for fans of thrilling sci-fi with a strong ethical motif.
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The Boy with Big, Big Feelings
A solid attempt to address an important issue, but not expertly executed to reach the intended audience.
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Ginny Goblin Cannot Have a Monster for a Pet
Although not necessarily modelling ideal parenting, this title is sure to please children whether or not they want a pet of their own. Readers will find Ginny’s adventures and the tone of the text a hoot.
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Ghastly Ghosts
Bateman plays with the frightening horror tropes of isolation and creepy old cabins but gives them a child-friendly spin in the end. Recommended for anyone who wants an eerie tale with a cheery ending.
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Moldilocks and the Three Scares: A Zombie Tale
This change to the traditional ending adds a warm element of familial acceptance. Recommended for a Halloween storytime.
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