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Mumbet's Declaration of Independence
This deceptively simple story is an excellent introduction to the powerful and noble liberties outlined in our state and national constitutions.
Lee's debut picture book is a swan dive.
Flesh and Bone
With the lack of bisexual main characters in young adult fiction, the book has a place in LGBTQ collections.
Tangled Webs
A volume for historical fiction fans, which would also be a good choice for readers just getting into the genre.
X
Strong language and sexual references make this book more appropriate for high school than junior high. Students may want to read The Autobiography of Malcolm X or Shabazz's Growing Up X (Random, 2002) for the rest of the story.
Fifty Yards and Holding
If there was some heat between the characters or some motivation for their actions this might be a fun fluffy title, but instead it reads as dated, sterile, and stereotypical.
The Agency: Rivals in the City
Gr 8 Up—The independent lady spy is back in the latest volume of the mystery series set in Victorian London...
Playing a Part
Those looking for insight into how Russian society differs from American with regard to gay acceptance and persecution will not find much in this book, and without that insight, there isn't much to recommend this above any of the better written gay bullying books from the 1990s.
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