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Chances in Disguise
Set against the backdrop of 1915 Texas, this novel shows harsh realities faced by immigrants who endured racism and injustice, in both the legal system and the everyday, and the battle Evangelina undertakes to find justice.
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These Deadly Games
An abrupt, too-tidy ending makes this flawed mystery an additional purchase.
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Wave
A lyrical novel in verse bearing the weight of childhood cancer and loss, but also with the lift of coming into one’s own as an early teen and finding the right wave to ride. A solid addition to middle school libraries; encourage older readers to take a chance on it, as well.
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Small Town Monsters
With a potential movie reboot of the original in the works, this might serve as a taste of The Exorcist condensed into a bite-size morsel.
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Unicorn Night
This cozy bedtime story adds elements of fun to rituals by incorporating relatable unicorns.
You Don’t Have to Be Everything: Poems for Girls Becoming Themselves
A collection intentionally designed to promote growth, understanding, and self-awareness. Buy it for the young women in your life and share it with the young men.
Diverse Mentorship: Angeline Boulley and Diana Ma in Conversation
Debut novelists and former We Need Diverse Books mentees Diana Ma and Angeline Boulley discuss their writing challenges, their families’ reactions to their novels, and using the YA genre to discuss identity and culture.
Sing with Me: The Story of Selena Quintanilla
This inspirational rags-to-riches biography, released on the heels of a Netflix miniseries about the singer’s life, will inspire anyone who dreams of a career in the performing arts.
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Upstaged
Hand to fans of Andrew Keenan-Bolger’s “Jack and Louisa” books or Tim Federle’s “Nate” series, as well as to the school theatre crowd and shy girls everywhere.
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