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We Rule the Night
For fans of Leigh Bardugo’s “Shadow and Bone” series, Gennifer Albin’s Crewel, or Kathryn Lasky’s Night Witches, who like complex, multivolume feminist fantasies, full of sharply realized characterizations, intriguing magical elements, and twisty plots.
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A definite must for fans of the previous volume and a much-needed reminder that words really do matter.
Hullmetal Girls
Despite being action-packed and having ethnically diverse main characters with a range of sexual identities, this sci-fi never fulfills its promise.
The Stone Girl's Story
This exciting adventure has moments reminiscent of The Wizard of Oz, in which the protagonist must rely on herself and her friends to find inner courage and her way to safety. A solid purchase where magical fantasy circulates well.
Akata Warrior
Don't miss this beautifully written fantasy that seamlessly weaves inventive juju with contemporary Nigerian culture and history.
Laura Ingalls Is Ruining My Life
This sharp and quirky story winningly portrays a girl who, in finding herself, finds family, friends, and a place to belong.
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Between the clever premise and the protagonist's stand against a repressive society, Katsoulis's work is timely and will appeal to fans of Dan Wells's Bluescreen, M.T. Anderson's Feed, Cecelia Ahern's Flawed, or Scott Westerfeld's "Uglies." Purchase where sci-fi and dystopian tales are popular.
Podkin One-Ear
Adventure-seeking fantasy lovers, especially "Redwall" fans, will enjoy this nicely illustrated tale of rabbits fighting oppression and succeeding despite great odds.
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