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Beatrix and the Unicorn
A gentle tale of friendship and acceptance that will appeal to all readers.
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Emeka, Eat Egusi!
A delightful story certain to win over listeners at story hours or in classroom units about food and what it means.
King of the Neuro Verse
A beautiful example of Black joy and the gift of neurodiversity, this book deserves its place in library collections everywhere.
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The Unexpected Lives of Ordinary Girls
A fresh, feminist addition to historical fiction collections; recommended for purchase.
The Many Misfortunes of Eugenia Wang
An excellent purchase where unique, amusing, and compulsively readable coming-of-age graphic fiction is in demand.
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To the Top of the World: Barbara Hillary, the First Black Woman to Reach the North and South Poles
Recommended for purchase for any collection wishing to spotlight a truly remarkable individual.
Black History Is Your History
Cassidy excels in making history personal in a way that middle grade readers will connect to and feel empowered by and lets young people know they too can be creative, break down barriers, and help their communities.
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Pennies
The Coraline vibe is strong in this taut yet flawed horror fantasy for stoic middle schoolers. Despite those flaws, recommended where girl-power horror sells.
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We Go Slow
A vibrant celebration of life’s simple moments for quieter story hours, reminding children to go slow, to pause, notice, and cherish their worlds.
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