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A thoroughly enjoyable resource for cephalopod facts.
Highly recommended for school and public libraries; this book bridges social science, history, and education. The narrative provides an illuminating, thoughtful, and rich exploration of schooling then and now.
A moving, page-turning portrait that will resonate with readers familiar with Plath’s battles with mental health. A sound addition to school libraries.
PREMIUM
The Fall of Iris Henley
A good addition to a teen or school library’s thriller collection, this can be handed to readers who like Joelle Charbonneau’s Need and Dhonielle Clayton and Sona Charaipotra’s The Rumor Game.
A compelling look at an oft-forgotten era of queer history that will appeal to teens who crave descriptive historical fiction.
PREMIUM
The Boyfriend Launcher
A sweet introduction to the romance genre, ideal for readers who crave a happy ending.
With unexpected twists and detailed panels that bring the story to life, this exemplary graphic novel delivers Middle Eastern fantasy at its finest and should absolutely be on all shelves.
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