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Love, Violet
This book fills an important need for non-heteronormative representation in picture book collections and will sit alongside books like Thomas Scotto’s Jerome by Heart. Recommended for holiday collections.
I Am Mozart, Too: The Lost Genius of Maria Anna Mozart
A must-buy for any collection. Not only is this a story that needs to be shared, but the back matter educates young readers on critical reading distinctions.
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New in Town
This will capture young readers’ hearts and imaginations with its messages of open-mindedness and creativity when it comes to inviting new ideas and people into one’s life.–
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All My Friends
An enjoyable, emotional read for fans of the series and newcomers alike. Larson’s tale will strike a chord among teen readers who enjoy music-themed graphic novels.
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We Can: Portraits of Power
The title is perfect for public and school libraries looking to amplify diverse voices.
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Why Is Everybody Yelling?: Growing Up in My Immigrant Family
A solid graphic memoir on the impact of World War II on families years later.
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Cuba in My Pocket
A fast-moving novel for middle schoolers who enjoy historical fiction that could work well in a social unit covering child migrants, authoritarian governments, and humanitarianism.
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Niki Nakayama: A Chef’s Tale in 13 Bites
This empowering picture book biography is both lively and thoughtful, and a strong choice for primary grade readers who enjoy exploring culture through food, as in Salma the Syrian Chef by Danny Ramadan.
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Between the Lighthouse and You
This compelling story tackles weighty issues related to death and the afterlife, so it is better suited for more mature middle grade readers and young adults, especially those who may be grieving their own losses.
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