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The Monarch Effect: Surviving Poison, Predators, and People
While there is much to fascinate budding biologists, the writing in this extensive text can be slow moving and is best suited to patient middle school readers.
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Jane Eyre
An archetypal Gothic romance with a refreshingly modern air, this one is a shoo-in for libraries serving middle and high schoolers.
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Things Fall Apart
A key document of African identity and decolonization that comes within a propulsive, eye-opening hero quest, strongly recommended for all high school libraries.
Code Name Kingfisher
A narrative that is at times almost overpoweringly emotional; an intense story, gorgeously told. With World War II books perennially in demand, especially Shoah stories, this one is highly recommended for elementary and middle school libraries.
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Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret
Tender and beautifully told. Highly recommended for elementary and middle school collections.
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The Bluest Eye
Gritty, often dark, and ultimately jubilant, the novel offers an essential key to understanding American culture.
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Get Outside!: How Humans Connect with Nature
Though less valuable for research, this book should appeal to readers interested in or curious about the outdoors and could lead to deeper engagement or activism. Recommended for most libraries serving elementary students.
Rez Ball
Richly detailed and emotionally powerful, this gripping tale is highly recommended for libraries serving older teens.
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