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We Mostly Come Out at Night: 15 Queer Tales of Monsters, Angels & Other Creatures

| FICTION, Jun 01, 2024

A solid collection of speculative queer YA, fitting for monster lovers. Recommended for fans of the various notable contributors to this collection.

Just Like My Family

Ashley Molesso & Chess Needham | FICTION, Jun 01, 2024

Celebrating families who are “wonderfully different” with gusto, this title will be appreciated by a wide spectrum of readers and their families seeking to live their lives to the fullest expression of their true selves.

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Saturday Magic: A Hoodoo Story

Nyasha Williams & Kenda Bell-Spruill | FICTION, May 01, 2024

Loving and ebullient, this affirming title offers a glimpse into aspects of the African diaspora not often centered in picture books and often misunderstood. A necessary purchase.

My Mama Is a Work of Art

Hana Acabado | FICTION, Mar 01, 2024

A wonderful addition to any library, as it fosters understanding and celebrates the uniqueness that makes each individual a work of art.

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A Kid’s Guide to Anime & Manga: Exploring the History of Japanese Animation and Comics

Samuel Sattin & Patrick Macias | NONFICTION, Nov 01, 2023

For a primer that covers many core components of the manga and anime subculture, this is an accurate entrance work to recommend to curious minds and new otaku.

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The Numbers Store

Harold Green III | FICTION, Jul 01, 2023

A cherished shopping ritual has fun written into every step, and this family has love written into every interaction. A lovely book.

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There’s No Cream in Cream Soda: Facts and Folklore About Our Favorite Drinks

Kim Zachman | NONFICTION, Jul 01, 2023

With few other books available on the topic and riveting writing that will keep kids reading, this book is a highly suggested purchase—even though there are too few engaging illustrations.