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Camp Murderface
Recommended for upper middle grade based on content. This horror title may not be suitable for younger readers. The pacing is well done and the main characters are relatable. However, the book leaves many unanswered questions that relate directly to the plot and character development.
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Through the Wardrobe: How C. S. Lewis Created Narnia
A finely illustrated biography equally suited to research or pleasure reading.
The Ocean in Your Bathtub
A perfect combination of text and illustration invites young readers to learn more about our oceans. A fabulous find for science and social studies teachers, and young readers exploring nonfiction books.
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Unbeatable Betty: Betty Robinson, the First Female Olympic Track & Field Gold Medalist
A great choice for women’s history lesson plans, gym teachers, or to teach the character trait of determination. Pair with Kathleen Krull’s Wilma Unlimited or Pat Zietlow Miller’s The Quickest Kid in Clarksville for a dashing good time.
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How To Disappear Completely
This gentle, contemporary title is sure to strike a chord with older tweens.
We Dream of Space
Lyrical but direct writing, relatable characters, and an engaging 1980s setting give this thoughtful read high appeal for middle grade readers.
Summer at Meadow Wood
This exceptional summer read is a true middle school novel—gentle enough for preteens and layered enough for teens through eighth grade. Hand to fans of Rebecca Stead, Jenny Han, and Sarah Dessen.
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