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A Night to Die For
A fast-paced thriller, told in multiple perspectives that will have readers on the edge of their seats until the conclusion and murderer are revealed. A perfect summer read for teens.
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Wish on All the Stars
Occasionally, this sequel veers on didactic and saccharine, but it is sure to find an audience with upper elementary children interested in reading about kids who get involved with social justice initiatives. Purchase for most elementary schools, but especially where the first book is popular.
See You on a Starry Night
Collections in need of stories about making new friends and the emotional aftermath of divorce in white middle class families should consider this title.
Keys to the City
Recommended for libraries in need of light, quick reads with happy, neatly tied-up endings.
Sealed with a Secret
Though the dialogue can be a bit clunky at times, the pacing and setting development should satisfy young fans of Wendy Mass's "Willow Falls" series and other magic-laced middle grade romps.
All We Have Is Now
For teens looking for a thoughtful and engaging end-of-the-world story, hand them Susan Beth Pfeffer's Life As We Knew It (HMH, 2006).
The Bridge from Me to You
Gr 7–10—Lauren's unstable mother has sent her to a tiny Oregon town to live with her aunt, uncle, and three young cousins...
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