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How To Be a Girl in the World
While this novel leaves readers with an important message about sexual harassment, it is not didactic. An excellent addition to middle grade collections.
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The Cassandra Curse
Perfect for readers of mythology-based adventures, fantasy fans, and anyone who enjoys a suspenseful action book.
Faith: Taking Flight
This #OwnVoices genre and format mashup is fun and memorable, and should produce legions of new Faith superfans.
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Rainbow Revolutionaries: Fifty LGBTQ+ People Who Made History
A browsable guide for middle school readers looking to get an overview of LGBTQ+ individuals throughout history.
Pugtato Finds a Thing
In a world where vegetables and animals are merged into one endearing category, this book speaks to a preschooler’s sense of silly while also carrying a lesson of loving inclusion.
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Zeus, Dog of Chaos
The story, the characters, and the irresistible canine protagonist will be enjoyed by a wide range of readers..
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Gimme Everything You Got
So much time is spent on Susan’s idolization of Bobby that equally important themes of friendship and family, which are otherwise well handled, take a back seat to her lust. Jennifer Mathieu’s Moxie delivers a similar message without the overt sexuality, but for teens ready for Susan’s awkward and authentic appetites, this is a suitable feminist manifesto.
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The Princess Rules
These gently feminist fairy tales celebrate individuality, friendship, and partnership. A collection that belongs in all libraries serving youngsters.
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