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Life After Juliet
A life-affirming read that will appeal to bookworms, theater nerds, and hopeful romantics alike.-Leighanne Law, Scriber Lake High School, WA
Exo
Ethical questions add complex layers to this exciting sci-fi offering. For large YA collections.
Girl Rising: Changing the World One Girl at a Time
This well-organized emotional plea would be a welcome addition in high schools with a community service or human rights focus.
History Is All You Left Me
With a cast of beautifully realized characters, a powerful narrative voice, and genuine portrayals of complex teen situations, this work is a must-have.
A Criminal Magic
As both Joan and Alex are only a bit older than high school students, their powers and dilemmas will interest the sort of strong teen readers who might enjoy a fantastical version of the era.
Out of My Mind
This is a recommended purchase for all school and public libraries. ["Kids will benefit from being introduced to Melody and her gutsy, candid, and compelling story": SLJ 3/10 review of the S. & S. Atheneum book.]
Not Your Sidekick
A good addition to any middle grade library concerned with LGBTQ and racial diversity representation across all genres.
Calico the Wonder Horse: Christmas Gift Edition
Though the new format is larger and brighter, this selection is still best read individually or one-on-one because of the intricacy of the panels and the lively language meant for slightly older picture book readers. Also a good gift for historical collections and nostalgic adults.
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