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Mighty Justice: The Untold Story of Civil Rights Trailblazer Dovey Johnson Roundtree
A moving memoir of a true American heroine. Highly recommended for junior high and high school nonfiction collections, and will especially appeal to those with a passion for social justice.
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We Believe in You
A joyful book in a relatively rare space—it honors the many ways there are to value effort, activity, in even simply being.
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Sullivan, Who Is Always Too Loud
Every child will recognize the all but uncontrollable urge Sullivan has to speak up, and how he struggles to do the right thing. An evocative slice of life, more liberating than therapeutic.
Two Many Birds
The story is a bit abstract but the mood, colors, and message of thinking outside the perch for the sake of harmony will resonate.
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Wolfpack
Recommended for middle school and high school library collections. This will appeal to sports enthusiasts as well as those who can’t tell a basketball from a soccer ball but love an encouraging word.
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Girl Giant and the Monkey King
A tale that deals with important issues of fitting in and cultural understanding, while soaring into the realms of myth and magical adventure. A worthwhile purchase for most collections that will appeal to fans of the “Rick Riordan Presents” series, but the text is less plot-dense and thus more accessible to a slightly younger audience.
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The Invisible Boy
A light-hearted read about a dark topic that is so wrapped in imaginary superhero play and bright clothing that the protagonists all appear to be much younger than their actual ages, making the back matter crucial for identifying and reporting suspicions of human trafficking.
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Skyhunter
Suspense and high-action fights make this plot-driven story both fast-paced and brutal.
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Kind of a Big Deal
Hale’s play with genre, as well as Josie’s absurd internal journey, will appeal to fans of Libba Bray and Andrew Smith who enjoy a light and playful surrealist adventure.
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