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This Book Won’t Burn
Ripped from the headlines, Ahmed’s latest novel frames the fight against book banning as a hopeful endeavor in active civic engagement that a wide audience would benefit from reading.
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Age 16
Getting to see three lives unfold in different locations and times is a gift Fung eloquently unwraps in this graphic novel that increases the visibility of AAPI stories in books for teens.
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Work with What You Got: A Memoir
Oozing confidence, Clark’s sports memoir imparts advice to inspire a new generation.
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Aya: Claws Come Out
Purchase the previous six stories in addition to this new volume for the full experience, but only where budgets allow and where there’s an established audience.
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The Gulf
While not for every teen, this graphic novel will provide a niche audience a way to reframe how they see the world when facing a crisis, making it a purposeful purchase for social-emotional learning.
Wildful
This meditative experience is a necessary addition for celebrating the outdoors and providing another avenue for SEL for all ages.
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The Magicians
A gem of a story, it can easily be seen as an all-ages title in a world of imagination which defies true categorization.
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Malcolm Kid and the Perfect Song
A predictable but comfortable graphic novel that stands out from others with a strong story and style, Paramore’s debut is a solid purchase featuring a Black male protagonist.
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