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Though this could be read just as a story of a bat wanting to be a butterfly, it’s also a gender-affirming conversation starter that should be supported by books with human characters such as Kyle Lukoff’s When Aidan Became a Brother or Jessica Herthel and Jazz Jennings’s I Am Jazz.
This large, attractive book could serve as a good introduction to the Arctic and Antarctic, but without an index (no doubt due to its flip-book format), it may be difficult for students to quickly locate specific information.
This sterling start to a high fantasy series features creative world-building, nuanced and witty characters, good versus evil, a perilous quest, and a touch of romance for both queer and straight characters. Recommended for most fantasy lovers.
Jayla’s relatable trials and tribulations will resonate with many middle grade readers. The catchy jumping chants across the generations may inspire a resurgence of Double Dutch among a new generation.