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The Seventh Voyage: Star Diaries
A sly commentary on human social inadequacies that, depending on readers’ tastes and insight, will be either totally hilarious or a bit perplexing and tedious, since readers end up learning about the same events again and again, from different perspectives. A colorful introduction to a brilliant science fiction author—Lem’s visions of the future and Muth’s art are a perfect match
The Crossover
With lively poems that use basketball as a metaphor for life, this mix of free verse, hip-hop, and powerful artwork will resonate with fans of the original book and inspire a new audience of nascent players, artists, and poets
A Royal Guide to Monster Slaying
Give this to any fantasy and adventure fan ready for a fast and fun read, a great read-a-like for Tamora Pierce’s “Tortall” series
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The Underfoot: The Mighty Deep
Fans of dystopian tales and animal adventure stories will adore this first in a trilogy, and the cliff-hanger ending will have them demanding the next installment
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Young Mozart
Children who appreciate music will enjoy this spirited look at an impish young Mozart, and readers of all ages will fall in love with his wonderful combination of wit and insight.–Kelley Gile, Cheshire Public Library, CT
When Trauma Walks In: Creating Welcoming Spaces by Recognizing Adverse Childhood Experiences
Trauma-informed approaches can help librarians better understand and respond to young patrons' behavioral issues.
Surviving the City
An important title with first-rate storytelling and beautiful use of color and design. Pair with David A. Robertson's Will I See?? for timely accounts of the systemic violence impacting Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people and their families and communities.–Kelley Gile, Cheshire Public Library, CT
Apocalypse Taco
Hale has done it again—another graphic novel that offers a terrific blend of the eerie and the humorous that will captivate new readers and delight dedicated fans.
Manuelito
This is an eye-opening, moving, and timely read in spite of some flaws. Pair with Eoin Colfer and Andrew Donkin's Illegal and Samya Kullab's Escape from Syria for truly powerful and authentic graphic portrayals of the child refugee experience.
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