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4 Fabulous Writing Guides by Teen and Tween Authors
Journaling and how-to books by Angie Thomas, Elizabeth Acevedo, Paul Fleischman, and Ally Carter can help students find their voice during challenging times.
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The Truth According to Blue
With enough action to keep reluctant readers engaged, this is a solid addition to contemporary fiction collections.
Agnes at the End of the World
An empowering narrative and trope-busting plotting earns this book a place on almost every shelf.
Parachutes
This is a powerful exploration of race, class, and power through multiple lenses, the most powerful being sexual harassment and rape. An engrossing read that will spark discussions on a wide range of issues.
We Dream of Space
Lyrical but direct writing, relatable characters, and an engaging 1980s setting give this thoughtful read high appeal for middle grade readers.
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Gidget the Surfing Dog: Catching Waves with a Small but Mighty Pug
The storytelling is unsophisticated, but the photography is exciting. Readers can’t go wrong with the sheer kid-appeal of a surfing pug.
In Cahoots and Making Connections | How To Find and Collaborate With Local Authors
It might seem daunting or challenging, but with the help of a few resources, it’s possible to develop rich connections between young booklovers and authors right in their own community—and schools and libraries are the key.
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Little Kids First Big Book of Where
A vibrant and entertaining introduction to noteworthy locations around the world.
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