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Theft of the Ruby Lotus
From “ride or die” friendships to art heists to secret societies to adventure, DasGupta’s latest is sure to entertain middle graders with a variety of interests and literary tastes.
Chasing Eruptions: How Volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft Helped Save 60,000 Lives—But Lost Their Own
Engaging and beautifully written and illustrated, this can be read as an adventure story or be used for STEM learning. Regardless, it will inspire readers to learn more about the Kraffts’s lifelong passion and is an outstanding addition to any collection.
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The Healer and the Phoenix
Recommended for independent readers who enjoy fast-moving fantasies.
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All That Chandni Knows
While it addresses the tough topic of parental infidelity, the book’s themes of growing up and navigating relationships with loved ones are universal and relatable to middle grade readers.
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Space for Saffron
Readers sharing Saffron’s passion for STEM may enjoy this book, but the underdeveloped characters and Saffron’s shortage of endearing qualities give it limited appeal.
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Watt’s Up?: Electricity at Work
Lacking a fresh perspective and new information, this is not an essential purchase for collections with existing resources about electricity.
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Refugee: The Graphic Novel
The original Refugee remains an important and timely book; this graphic novel adaptation brings the moving stories of Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud to life for a new generation of readers. A good choice for where the original is popular.
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The Vanishing of Lake Peigneur: A Graphic Novel Based on a True Story
Readers who enjoy true-life mysteries and survival stories will be pulled into this book and inspired to learn more about this little-known but fascinating event.
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Never Silent
Eighty years after the bombing of Hiroshima, this book presents a sobering firsthand account of a devastating episode in human history and calls on readers to use their own voices to end nuclear warfare.
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