Lewis, J. S.
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‘Read Woke’ School Reading Challenge Makes an Impact
A school librarian’s reading initiative highlights social justice.
Hope in the Holler
With well-written prose, a masterfully realized world, and characters that linger long after the novel closes, this is a must-purchase for any middle grade library collection.
A Girl Named Rosa: The True Story of Rosa Parks
Many biographies of Parks exist, including an autobiography (Parks and Jim Haskins's I Am Rosa Parks). However, the appealing illustrations and firm language make this a serviceable introduction to Parks and the civil rights movement.
A moving, thought-provoking title for all collections.
The Wolf Hour
Unique and challenging, this retelling will be welcomed by fans of Gregory Maguire's Egg and Spoon and Kelly Barnhill's The Girl Who Drank the Moon.
The Barrowfields
A candid novel that offers an intimate view of the effects of depression on family members, this is a must-read for fans of Pat Conroy or William Faulkner and those who enjoy Southern gothic literature.
The Industrial Revolution
A compelling read; highly recommended for both middle school and public library collections seeking materials on the subject.
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