Fiction
Interabled: True Stories About Love and Disability from Squirmy & Grubs and Other Interabled Couples
Pair with Melissa Blake’s Beautiful People for an empathic, inclusive introduction to the disability experience.
PREMIUM
It’s All or Nothing, Vale
Hand to tweens and teens, especially those overwhelmed by unexpected physical challenges.
Remarkable newbie Vallury ensures Marianayagam’s poignantly thought-provoking, heart-grabbing novel gets all the right feels.
PREMIUM
I Am Not Jessica Chen
Regardless of format, Liang’s raw exposé of family dysfunction, performative posturing, unyielding pressures (“somehow we’re expected to just keep going”), will ring too true for many contemporary teens.
This stunning act of resilience and resistance belongs on all shelves in all formats.
PREMIUM
Safe Harbor
Enhanced with her personalized aural boost, Venkatraman astutely combines climate (and animal) advocacy, immigration challenges, and identity awareness with seamlessly inserted recognition for women in STEM.
Turpin gloriously embodies Watson’s truth: “In the midst of sadness and grief, there can be joy and goodness.”
PREMIUM
Mishka
This winner of the Netherlands’ national book award for children’s literature also scores an aural victory.
Campbell knows exactly how to treat Canadian physician Poleksic’s medical historical debut.
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