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City of Thieves
Rich world-building, a complex main character, and plenty of suspense make this a solid purchase where action-packed fantasy is popular.
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How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodbye?
Fans of any of the previous entries will rejoice at this new addition, which uses exaggeration and humor to help children acknowledge and deal with their dinosaur-sized emotions.–
Barakah Beats
Every elementary and middle school library will benefit from this touching story about a preteen struggling to reconcile faith, friends, and family against the backdrop of an American middle school.
Flood City
An excellent, thought-provoking addition to middle grade collections, sure to set imaginations on fire.
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The Three Little Superpigs: Trick or Treat?
This fairy tale mash-up adventure with a Halloween twist will make a great addition to festive read-alouds and plot sequence lessons.–Rachel Mulligan, Westampton, NJ
If You Lived During the Plimoth Thanksgiving
This essential book should replace many established titles on the shelves; it never shies away from pitting hard history against a mythology that is not helpful to students living in the 21st century.
Things We Couldn’t Say
A first choice for high school libraries and highly recommended for fans of Nic Stone.
Bluebird
An excellent follow-up to Cameron’s The Light in Hidden Places, great for the author’s fans and those who enjoy Cameron’s works and books by Monica Hesse, Michelle Barker, and Markus Zusak.
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Mary, Will I Die?
Fans of classic monster movies and chilling Grimm’s fairy tales will be interested in checking this one out.
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