C. J. Connor
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Show Me a Sign
Exceptionally written, fast paced, and full of topics that will inspire deep discussion. A valuable addition to secondary elementary or middle school collections.
A Home for Goddesses and Dogs
Connor (Waiting for Normal, The Truth as Told by Mason Buttle) has an innate ability to broach difficult subjects with gentleness, and the myriad strong female characters will be embraced by readers seeking heroines to cheer for.
Say Her Name
This collection is inspirational, uplifting, and encouraging for readers of all genders. Elliott may not think of herself as a poet, but her creativity and deft wielding of rich language prove otherwise.
The Complete Baking Book for Young Chefs
A must-have book to keep your young adult cookbook section up-to-date and to support the current trend of creative young bakers. A contemporary and educational cookbook that’s once again kid-tested and kid-approved.
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Reach for the Skai: How To Inspire, Empower, and Clapback
Few tweens will able to identify with her fortuitous accomplishments but many will want to read about them. This will be a hit with tweens everywhere.
Sharon Robinson On Her Memoir, Activism, and Growing Up as Jackie Robinson's Daughter
Sharon Robinson is more than just the daughter of famed baseball player Jackie Robinson. The author of Child of the Dream (A Memoir of 1963) hopes to "inspire a new generation of activists and empower children to lift their voices against the injustices in their lives."
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Child of the Dream: A Memoir of 1963
A depiction of the civil rights movement that exudes honesty and composure from a remarkable voice who tells her story with grace and pride. Readers will be moved and inspired.
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Sing a Song: How “Lift Every Voice and Sing” Inspired Generations
Lovely illustrations and a fresh look at the historical significance of the hymn add a new dimension that will inspire as well as inform young readers
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The Silence Between Us
A solid addition to middle/high school fiction that allows for deep discussion about stereotypes concerning disabilities
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