Jessica Lorentz Smith
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Like Natalie Sylvester’s Running and Brandy Colbert’s The Voting Booth, this shows that teens are capable of standing up and being heard. Recommended for collections where political activism is popular.
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The Degenerates
Although this is an additional selection for libraries that have large historical fiction readership, the diversity of the characters’ identities, across racial, gender, and the alarmingly blurred lines of “disability,” may garner a second look for some collections.
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Paul, Big, and Small
This book shows how friendships can be found when least expected. Perfect for libraries building their sports collections, as it clearly explains the fundamentals of rock climbing not often found in other YA books.
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Every Moment After
Recommended for readers of Joelle Charbonneau’s Time Bomb, Shaun David Hutchinson’s Violent Ends, and Marieke Nijkamp’s This is Where it Ends.
Not If I Save You First
Recommended where survival and mystery stories are popular and where Carter has a following.
Not If I Save You First
Recommended where survival and mystery stories are popular and where Carter has a following.
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