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Nathan’s Song
This title pays tribute to courageous individuals, with an underlying message of the unbroken connection of family love.
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Maxine and the Greatest Garden Ever
A suggested general purchase for libraries and classroom, this title allows young readers to view changing relationships through strong-willed characters who learn how to work together.
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Lubaya’s Quiet Roar
A great addition to any school’s collection, this book bridges a gap of understanding for others who may also have a quiet but powerful roar.
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I am Anne Frank
Educators may find that the frightening nature of the story is not handled in a way that would be suitable for the target audience. For a more sensitive approach, try Jeff Gottsfeld’s The Tree in the Courtyard: Looking Through Anne Frank’s Window.
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Harrow Lake
A gripping tale that keeps readers turning the pages to find out if the monsters are real.
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Our Subway Baby
A sweet tribute to an enduring love that grew from happenstance, this suggested general purchase for all libraries praises the love of a diverse family and includes an authors’ note on their continued life together, the marriage of Danny and Pete, and more recent photos of a grown-up Kevin with his two dads.
Darius the Great Deserves Better
Khorram again presents an artful tapestry of sci-fi fandom, Persian culture, soccer, racism, sexuality, depression, family crises, a love triangle, and endless amounts of global teas in Darius’s compelling story. Despite all of the seemingly disparate elements, this is a seamless and profound YA novel with a memorable and endearing main character.
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