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Ruby René Had So Much to Say
An empowering and inspiring story that encourages young readers to pursue their passions and make their voices heard.
Angélica y la güira
A festive tribute to music and home that will strike a chord with all readers, especially those who see their cultures represented in these pages. Purchase for all picture book shelves.
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Rules for Rule Breaking
Some teens will definitely enjoy this for its romance elements and representation of Korean culture, but others will find the writing to be a bit too sophomoric.
Mamá’s Panza
Quintero’s words speak to bonds of care, while the glorious illustrations sing of bodies round and safe. In this must-purchase, there is bounty of feeling, respect for physicality, touch, and sensation, wrapped in a picture book pocket.
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Summer at Squee
A fun summer camp coming-of-age story for all students, but especially those traversing issues of cross-cultural identity.
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Bless the Blood: A Cancer Memoir
A recommended purchase for teen memoir collections because of the powerful writing and storytelling.
Amil and the After
Accessible and engrossing, readers unfamiliar with the historic partition of India and Pakistan will nevertheless readily relate to a boy’s yearning for stability in tumultuous times. A first purchase for all middle grade collections.
Black Girl You Are Atlas
Brimming with vibrant, layered poetry and stunningly textured collage art, this ballad for Black girls is a must for all collections.
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