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The amount of sexual innuendo, dangerous situations, and strong language make this work for older teens and adults, and otherwise not an essential purchase.
Elementary school readers and their teachers will delight in this laugh-out-loud narrative lesson on poetry writing, or even pick it up just for fun. A recommended purchase for school and public libraries.
A necessary mirror for middle grade Muslim readers, and a tremendous window into the customs of Ramadan for peers and educators to learn more about Islamic traditions.
Given how many people are in their Swift era these days, it is difficult to imagine not including this work in library collections for adults and teens alike.
This haunting story may appeal to readers seeking a short, spooky paranormal fiction that is light on adrenaline or suspense, but is an optional purchase for most YA collections.