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Things That Surprise You
Recommended for middle grade collections, especially for readers with friends or family members dealing with eating disorders.
Grace and the Fever
Recommended for boy band fans and readers interested in a tender and mature coming-of-age story. A good choice for most YA shelves.
I Just Want To Say Good Night
A charming, soothing bedtime tale that begs to be shared again and again.
This & That
Yet another successful read-aloud from this creative team. Purchase where their titles are popular.
The Infinity of You & Me
Teens will enjoy moving from this book's intriguing situations to their own "what-if" questions about the power of choice and paths not taken.-Amelia Jenkins, Juneau Public Library, AK
Alicia learns that her visions are actually flashes of other Alicias' lives in parallel worlds, and that she has the inherited ability to travel among these realities. In one she meets Jax; together they seek to save his dying world and uncover her family's dangerous secrets. Coyle's prose--at times spare and staccato, at others lyrical--heightens the immediacy of Alicia's experiences.
The Hawaiians: Reflecting Spirit
This movie is an excellent choice for high school or advanced middle school classrooms studying the geology, history, or culture of Hawaii.
Hawaii
This book will be useful for families who are studying Hawaii in their homeschool curriculum or for readers interested in learning new facts while taking in a breezy mystery.
Camp Dork
In Vrabel's capable hands, the ups and downs of adolescence shine through with authenticity and humor.
Lady Liberty's Holiday
The book is not subtle, but it provides a bright, colorful opening for teachers and parents wanting to expose children to the variety of America's landscape through engaging mixed-media illustrations and a simple story. A fun and fabulous read for a Fourth of July storytime.
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