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No Better Than Beasts
Ellor has truly found their stride in this sparkling tribute to a well-loved ballet that belongs first in line for purchase where teens crave classic, atmospheric fantasy or retellings.
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Hurdles in the Dark: My Story of Survival, Resilience, and Triumph
Highly recommended for any high school library in need more memoirs emphasizing the importance of sports and mental health.
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Leap
A sweet, queer coming-of-age story about listening to one’s self and navigating the complex world of friendships and romance. Recommended for purchase.
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The Wolfpack Way
The illustrations carry this book; readers will enjoy seeing recognizable characters who express their individuality, which may be enough to offset the unwieldy text.
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The Star in You
Use this in a story hour about feelings, in a first grade classroom or at the public library. This wonderfully illustrated story that will connect children with the stars inside them.
Before You Were Here: Where We Come From, What We’re Made Of, and How We Got Here
Answering deep questions, this book will encourage meaningful, grounded discussions and will be an important part of the elementary library collection.
Uprooted: A Memoir About What Happens When Your Family Moves Back
A truly uplifting read for anyone, but especially for those who have ever felt alone and unheard by being new, different, or othered. Highly recommended for any library serving youth.
Kwame Crashes the Underworld
This swashbuckling, supernatural adventure into the land of Ghanian mythology will have all readers (and especially fans of Rick Riordan Presents titles) craving more. Highly recommended.
Marked Man: Frank Serpico’s Inside Battle Against Police Corruption
Purchasing for a teen nonfiction collection is an easy decision and selling it to teens will be even easier with its focus on money, power, and greed.
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