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The Strongest Heart
Recommended for its realistic depictions of mental illness, family struggles, and emotional growth, especially where writers like Jasmine Warga and others are popular.
PREMIUM
The Queen Bees of Tybee County
An important book for middle school shelves, and for any reader seeking a positive role model demonstrating courage and strength in the face of challenging situations—even when it’s family who might pose the biggest obstacle.
PREMIUM
Botticelli’s Apprentice
This graphic novel is a must-have for libraries serving upper elementary and middle school readers, blending history, artistic passion, and a timeless message of determination.
After Life
Smartly told with fast-paced and suspenseful chapters, there is no question librarians would be pleased to add this novel to collections.
PREMIUM
The Firelight Apprentice
While a bit sad throughout, this graphic novel builds toward a high note thanks to a cast of goodhearted characters and will be a hit with young fantasy readers.
Mallory in Full Color
Overall, this novel is a queer-friendly, heartwarming exploration of identity, communication, and acceptance, making it a must-read for young readers seeking an authentic and relatable story.
Rabbit & Juliet
Gritty and gripping; give to fans of Courtney Summers and Mindy McGinnis immediately.
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