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I Love Lemonade
Although many young audiences will roar with laughter at the scatological humor, the mean-spiritedness and gross-out factor will be turnoffs for most adults.
My Grandpa Is a Dinosaur
Children, parents, and grandparents alike will find much to amuse them in this frankly funny picture book about perception and family.
Eddie the Bully
A finely tuned picture book with valuable messages for all children, including bullies. A great selection to read aloud or share with a small group.
The Bridge
Recommended for readers who value romance and character development over solid world-building.
Journey's End
A suspenseful book; recommended for younger middle grade readers who would like something slightly scary that doesn't delve deeply into more ominous themes.
Where's the Party?
Chan's first book is a fun and endearing offering for cake and pickle lovers everywhere and party-loving friends to share.
Not for All the Hamantaschen in Town
Picture books about Purim aren't as prevalent as books for Hanukkah and Passover, so educators and libraries serving large Jewish populations may welcome this addition; however, it is likely an optional purchase for most.
Ryan Quinn and the Rebel's Escape
Ideal for fans of Alex Rider and libraries with a large action fanbase.
The Misadventures of Max Crumbly: Locker Hero
A solid purchase for middle school libraries where "The Dork Diaries" series is popular. Max's goofy, embarrassing exploits will make this a popular and high-circulating item in most collections.
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