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Young Readers Editions: What Makes for a Great Adaptation of an Adult Book?

Kelly Jensen, Sep 16, 2021

Whether readers are looking for an inspirational story about a chef, to get to know Megan Rapinoe, or to nerd out on grammar, the options are there. Plus: six stellar adaptations.

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Someone Is Missing!

Dori Hillestad Butler | FICTION, Sep 10, 2021

This title is a strong continuation to the series, and a solid addition to collections for emerging readers.

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Nina Soni, Halloween Queen

Kashmira SHETH | FICTION, Sep 01, 2021

The fourth title in this series doesn’t disappoint. A must-have chapter book for readers who enjoy stories of friendships, families, and cultural traditions.

The Story of More (Adapted for Young Adults): How We Got to Climate Change and Where We Go from Here

Hope Jahren | NONFICTION, Sep 01, 2021

This highly-readable scientific tome is a brief but thorough introduction into how we got here ecologically speaking and what is necessary to sustain our shared planet for future generations. It is strongly recommended for junior high and high school nonfiction collections.

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Orca Rescue! The True Story of an Orphaned Orca Named Springer

Donna Sandstrom | NONFICTION, Sep 01, 2021

A strong addition to youth collections.

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The Buried

Melissa Grey | FICTION, Sep 01, 2021

A good choice for where postapocalyptic fiction does well.

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Indelible Ann: The Larger-Than-Life Story of Governor Ann Richards

Meghan P Browne | NONFICTION, Aug 01, 2021

This exciting, sunny biography is as real and rollicking as the late governor herself, and is highly recommended for elementary and junior high nonfiction collections.