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This is a nicely timed, evocative examination of a national icon, and a reminder of the principles for which she stands.
This bite-sized story celebrating Korean culture is perfect for very young readers and could even serve as basic bibliotherapy for picky eaters.
A relatable story about struggling to find oneself that will make a good addition to high school or public library collections, especially where Forman is popular.
While the pacing is somewhat inconsistent and occasionally choppy, the narrator's conviction in the power of the story being told shines through, providing a significant and worthwhile listening experience.
This is a superb and moving purchase for libraries where titles like Cath Crowley's Graffiti Moon are widely circulated.
Pierce devotees will revel in the adventure, occasional humor, and promise of romance in this new series opener. The story stands alone and would fit well in any YA fantasy collection.
An additional purchase where realistic fiction is popular or where the print book circulates well.
An adventurous and empowering story, based on Indian mythology, for fans of Sayantani DasGupta's The Serpent's Secret and younger admirers of Riordan's demigod heroes and heroines.
This story of surprising friendships fits well with Earth Day celebrations or environmental and conservation units and will be a good fit for middle-grade collections.
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