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The Agathas
A great title to add to high school mystery shelves to satiate those readers who are hungry for thrillers featuring characters their own age.
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Castles in Their Bones
The writing style skews younger, but paired with the mature (not explicit) themes, it’ll find a home with readers who usually struggle with works of this length. For fans of Stephanie Garber’s Once Upon a Broken Heart, this novel will be an easy sell. Recommended for larger collections.
The Merciless Ones
This book shimmers like gold. Add it to your library shelves to dazzle voracious readers.
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I Am the Ghost in Your House
A thought-provoking and inventive book that will appeal to teens looking for contemplative coming-of-age stories.
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Spearhead (Adapted for Young Adults): An American Tank Gunner, His Enemy, and a Collision of Lives in World War II
Readers will be able to envision the atrocities of war through the eyes of these individuals. Due to its content, this is best suited for readers in high school and young adult sections in public libraries.–
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Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance
This title will be enjoyed by all readers for generations to come and is a must for all libraries’ middle and high school biography shelves.
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What We Harvest
This atmospheric tale of zombies and rotting legacies is riveting, and recommended for general purchase.
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No Beauties or Monsters
This genre-bending work will appeal to longtime lovers of mystery as well as those new to the genre.
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