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An American Story
Libraries should make all formats readily accessible to youthful readers and their parents, caregivers, and of course, teachers.
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Garvey in the Dark
A pandemic novel might seem premature, but Garvey’s authenticity should resonate broadly with youthful audiences.
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Iveliz Explains It All
Share with anxious tweens and teens facing loss to show they’re not alone.
Odder
With essential lessons in environmental responsibility and human intervention—plus irresistible characters—this one promises broad appeal.
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Good Different
This neurodivergent trio of author, narrator, and protagonist should resonate with their shared experience and those not on the spectrum.
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Don’t Call Me a Hurricane
A more seasoned narrator might have helped to clarify this well-intentioned muddle.
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In the Beautiful Country
Siu’s soft, consistent delivery is a soothing balm even in the most uncomfortable moments; new immigrants seeking their stories in books will discover empathic resonance here.
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