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Fly on the Wall
Henry’s hero journey is replete with pitfalls and moments of self awareness, both of which lead him to a better understanding of why he does what he does (he’s lonely) and why his family is so overprotective (they love him). Any kid who recognizes that they have weaknesses will identify with and cheer for Henry. Highly recommended for libraries that serve tweens.
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The Girl in the White Van
Sure to satisfy fans of Courtney Summers and Caroline B. Cooney, this book is a solid purchase for libraries with widely circulating thriller collections.
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Albert Hopper, Science Hero
An additional purchase for larger libraries looking to expand their early chapter book sections.
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A Game of Fox & Squirrels
A middle grade fantasy dealing with realistic issues that will be a solid addition to elementary or middle school libraries where either genre circulates well.
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Little Universes
This book attempts to scale too many dysfunctional mountains—but as a story of two sisters who struggle, in the aftermath of tragedy, to find the link between family and independence, it’s quite strong. For teens seeking realistic family stories.
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Who Did It First? 50 Politicians, Activists, and Entrepreneurs Who Revolutionized the World
A welcome addition to middle grade nonfiction shelves, as readers are likely to encounter important figures they may not have known before.
Alice Across America: The Story of the First Women’s Cross-Country Road Trip
A fun and fascinating story that includes many favorites: cars, strong women, and little-known historical facts. A must-have for a school or public library collection.
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Emily Writes: Emily Dickinson and Her Poetic Beginnings
Some parents might share this with children learning to read and write. It could also spark good discussion with older students studying Dickinson in poetry units.
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Ducks!
Caregivers may recognize their own wandering toddler in this funny, yet reassuring title. An excellent read-aloud choice for home and in larger groups.
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