Terry Hong
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The ABCs of Women’s History
More adorably performative than effective, the audiobook will likely work better as a read-along for the youngest readers rather than as a compelling stand-alone aural adaptation.
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Ruby Bridges: A Talk with My Teacher
Libraries should enable an immersive, illuminating experience by offering both memoirs in all formats.
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The Gift of the Great Buffalo
Indigenous author and actor reclaim authentic, empowering Native/First Nations history.
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Feelings Are Like Farts
This clever, funny approach to feelings (and farts) makes an excellent guidebook for the youngest readers in navigating emotional challenges.
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I Am Not Jessica Chen
Regardless of format, Liang’s raw exposé of family dysfunction, performative posturing, unyielding pressures (“somehow we’re expected to just keep going”), will ring too true for many contemporary teens.
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Make a Pretty Sound: A Story of Ella Jenkins—The First Lady of Children’s Music
Waites ensures the “First Lady of Children’s Music” is clearly, thoroughly, wonderfully heard.
A Bird in the Air Means We Can Still Breathe
This stunning act of resilience and resistance belongs on all shelves in all formats.
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Safe Harbor
Enhanced with her personalized aural boost, Venkatraman astutely combines climate (and animal) advocacy, immigration challenges, and identity awareness with seamlessly inserted recognition for women in STEM.
All the Blues in the Sky
Turpin gloriously embodies Watson’s truth: “In the midst of sadness and grief, there can be joy and goodness.”
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