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The Weird Sisters: A Coop, Some Goop, and a Sandwich
A witchy series book that can easily be enjoyed as a standalone.
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How I Met My Soulmate, Vol. 1
Purchase where teens are looking for a heartfelt romance series like “In the Clear Moonlit Dusk” by Mika Yamamori or “Ao Haru Ride” by Io Sakisaka.
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My Lovesick Life as a ‘90s Otaku, Vol. 1
This fun title may inspire conversation between current teens who openly love anime and manga, and their otaku parents who had similar journeys to Megumi's.
The City Sings Green & Other Poems About Welcoming Wildlife
The concept of worldwide changes to better support urban wildlife is told through exquisite rhymes wrapped around big, bold blossoms of color that, along with the plentiful learning resources, will captivate readers. A must-have poetry book worthy of close attention.
The Fabulous Fannie Farmer: Kitchen Scientist and America’s Cook
She didn’t invent measuring cups, but she “influenced” the sales of them; this book rightfully bestows hall of fame status to a woman who insisted on accuracy when it came to getting success—not waste—from a recipe every time. For the biography shelves.
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Absolute Zeros: Camp Launchpad
This quirky graphic novel, with its unique characters and space-themed adventures, will interest young readers and belongs on all library and classroom shelves.
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Blue Stars: Mission One: The Vice Principal Problem
A thoughtful, funny, and memorable story about family, friendship, and cooperation.
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Seven Ghosts
Short chapters combined with a dyslexia-friendly layout and typeface make this title particularly suited for reluctant or struggling young readers.
Fighting for Libraries, On and Off the Page: A Conversation Between the Co-Authors of the "Blue Stars" Series
Co-authors Kekla Magoon & Cynthia Leitich Smith in conversation about the inspiration behind The Blue Stars Series: Mission One: The Vice Principal Problem: "When we set out to write a middle grade graphic novel series about cousins who became superheroes to save their school library, we couldn't have imagined how timely our story would become."
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