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Invisible Differences: A Story of Asperger’s, Adulting and Living a Life in Full Color
This stellar exploration of living with Asperger’s belongs in all school and public libraries.
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Suncatcher
Pimienta gives this “devil at the crossroads” tale a fresh twist with the Mexicali punk setting; music lovers and fans of graphic novels will be intrigued.
Fights: One Boy’s Triumph over Violence
Despite the heartbreak, Gill leaves readers with a message of hope—that anyone living with trauma can find a way out.
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Village of Scoundrels
Overall, this book does a decent job of honoring these young people who stood up and made a difference. An additional historical fiction purchase for libraries serving middle graders.
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The American Dream?: A Journey on Route 66 Discovering Dinosaur Statues, Muffler Men, and the Perfect Burrito
This beautiful memoir raises thoughtful questions about what it means to be American. A strong addition to most collections.–Carla Riemer, Claremont Middle School, Oakland
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Cannabis: The Illegalization of Weed in America
Although disagreement about cannabis remains, this well-researched book takes an unflinching look at how racism and political agendas have influenced perceptions and policy. For readers curious about the history of marijuana in the United States
White Rose
This tale based on the real life of a young activist, supported by extensive back matter, belongs in all collections serving young teens.
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