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Self Portrait
A strikingly unique and deeply intimate ruminative journey through a teen’s innermost feelings.
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I Want to Eat My Brother
A delightfully preposterous family story, bogged down by the challenges inherent in translation, but with visual humor galore.
Sunflower Seeds
This quietly powerful story will make its way into group read-alouds, science curricula, and beloved home collections. A first purchase.
Worthy: The Brave and Capable Life of Joseph Pierce
A compelling true story, excellent for older readers interested in American history and suited to social studies in the classroom.
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Xolo
Place this on the shelf next to Jon Klassen’s The Skull and recommend it to readers who love mythology, dogs, and books that break the mold.
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Butterfly Heart
A powerful novel about family, friendship, love, and the indigenous culture of the Sámi people. Young adults living between multiple cultures will appreciate the rawness of self-discovery throughout.
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I Am the River: Sarah E. Ray and the Bob-Lo Boat
This merits wide readership as a triumph in the fight for civil rights that may well be new even to better-read students of the era.
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Shibu’s Tail
Shibu’s tail is a perfect starting point to get readers talking about the complexities of human emotions, and a great reminder that hiding feelings isn’t fun.
A-Ztec: A Bilingual Alphabet Book
From the informative bilingual poems to the incredible artwork, this title is a great choice to learn more about these important peoples. A must-have for children’s book collections.
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