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One Speck of Truth
Strongly recommended for middle grade collections and for any reader who has tried to find truth in the complexities of the past.
Junior High Drama
With its mix of wisdom and fun, this title will be a hit with most middle grade readers.–Lara Goldstein, Orange County Public Libraries, NC
Spinning Silver
Recommended for teens who love fairy tales and readers who appreciate complex, character-driven narratives that build slowly to a satisfying conclusion.
Spinning Silver
Recommended for teens who love fairy tales and readers who appreciate complex, character-driven narratives that build slowly to a satisfying conclusion.
Check, Please!: #Hockey
Although casual profanity, a few crass jokes, and some alcohol use make this a comic best suited for mature teens, this endearing volume is a must-have for YA graphic novel collections. Sure to resonate with hockey fans and sports newbies alike.
The Adventure Zone: Here There Be Gerblins
With its pop culture appeal and absurd humor, this will be perfect for reluctant teen readers, but librarians should be mindful that the colorful art may draw younger patrons unprepared for the mature content.
The Outcast
A good addition to collections that already have the trilogy, but otherwise, a limited budget would be best spent on more consistent fantasy titles.
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