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It's Not Me, It's You
Frothy and fun books deserve space on library shelves, but it might be tough to make room for this navel-gazing tale. Only for fans of Strohm or as an additional purchase.
To Stay Alive: Mary Ann Graves and the Tragic Journey of the Donner Party
History and ethics teachers may want to consider this title for discussion with mature middle schoolers and high schoolers; the subject matter might be a tougher sell for pleasure reading.
Saving Alex: When I Was Fifteen I Told My Mormon Parents I Was Gay, and That's When My Nightmare Began
A moving, timely memoir perfect for teens who love autobiographies or LGBTQ books, or reluctant readers who need a short biography to fulfill a class assignment.
The Marauders
Teens who like the oddball characters and environmental consciousness of Carl Hiaasen novels will also enjoy Cooper's debut.
Oryon
Fans of the first book will want to follow up with this volume, which will leave them even more eager to read the next series entry.
8: An Animal Alphabet
Unusual in its conception and scope and illustrated with joy, this is an alphabet book to pore over, worth adding to any collection.
I Text Dead People
None of the novel's content would prevent it from sitting comfortably in an elementary school library where it is sure to attract fans looking for something scary—but not too scary.
Vanished
With early hints of John Green's Paper Towns (Dutton, 2008) that slowly morph into Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl (Crown, 2012), this work is recommended for dedicated readers of realistic fiction.
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