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Get out your TBR lists! Here are 32 new and forthcoming middle grade and YA books you don't want to miss!
Readers who can unfortunately relate to what Sofie and Con are going through will not only feel seen but feel assured that, with help and hope, things may not always be so hard.
At a moment when librarians and schools are seeking to re-engage students in a love of reading, Readers Theaters can be a gateway to literature, opening up empathy, critical thinking, and cultural learning
The anniversary of women gaining the right to vote is a good time to revisit resources and offer titles that teach not only about the suffrage movement, but the women who continued the fight for equal pay, education, and more.
In this beautiful graphic memoir, a Korean-American details their struggles of racism and bullying, while exploring their own identity.
Hereditary love curses, prophetic dreams, dire warnings from spirits—this is the magic I infused into my debut novel, A Tall Dark Trouble. A magic that’s steeped in Caribbean beliefs and practices, and a magic I grew up with.
These series about friend duos will appeal to young children just starting to read independently—and watching the streaming show on Apple TV.
I wanted to accomplish many things with my retelling of Jane Eyre, which would include recasting Jane herself—the character who taught me as a teen that, no matter who you are or where you come from, your worth is not assigned by anyone outside of you.
If I could leap back in time to interact with my parents as kids, I would 100% take that opportunity. I bet most of us would.
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