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Sink or Swim
This graphic novel about anxiety, body image, and queerness is a recommended purchase for middle school library shelves.
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Elinor McGrath, Pet Doctor: The Story of America’s First Female Veterinarian
Recommend this biography to young animal lovers; it’s a nice addition to the nonfiction shelves.
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Peg Gets Crackin’
Simple text could make for a fun read-aloud, but stronger titles are available about both chickens and anxiety: the human baby in Fran Manushkin’s Baby, Come Out! faces a similar dilemma and the suspense is all but unbearable and so satisfying.
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The Storyteller
A fresh selection to offer to young children experiencing the loss of a loved one; a good choice for the grief or intergenerational shelves.
Kill Her Twice
Whether teens enjoy mysteries, historical fiction, or both, this is one to get into their hands.
Made in Asian America: A History for Young People
Revelatory. Shelve this alongside Howard Zinn’s A Young People’s History of the United States and Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz’s An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States for Young People for a more complete understanding of American history.
The First Week of School
Captures both the magic and the mundanity of the first week of school. Must purchase.
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Sparrow Loves Birds
The glossary makes this a worthy addition to a collection, especially one that offers a birdwatching kit for little birders in its Library of Things.
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The Boy Who Found His Voice
Collections of all sizes can welcome this book, which fosters empathy for those with speech challenges.
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