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And Don’t Look Back
In interwoven tandem, Wheeler and Woods deftly unravel Barrow’s eerie mother/daughter thriller.
Gone Wolf
What seems to be dystopic terror is the reality of the Black experience; author and narrator embody the lifesaving validation of storytelling
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Sankofa: A Culinary Story of Resilience and Belonging
Lala Watkins’s vivid art further highlights important details (market stalls, history, clothing) which makes pairing audio with print highly recommended.
There Was a Party for Langston: King O’ Letters
Reynolds and the Pumphreys lovingly bestow upon “the king of letters” exactly what he deserves.
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Ready, Set, Dough!
Baptist’s latest gets aurally elevated, thanks to Turpin’s triumphant tenacity.
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She Persisted: Opal Lee
Libraries should persist in acquiring titles from this empowering series.
The Fire, the Water, and Maudie McGinn
Skillful Shalan deftly elevates Pla’s latest novel from good to great.
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Bee Bakshi and the Gingerbread Sisters
Dutt bestows aural enhancement to debut author Pinto’s homage to “Hansel and Gretel”—cleverly updated with mischievous loons, peach pickles, and ghost-seeing goggles.
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Give Me a Sign
The author's words are unmistakable: “your deaf experience is valid...you belong.”
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