Tweens
A queer Romeo and Juliet, a memoir from a member of the Exonerated Five, pretend magic, and more!
I'm curious what's moving the most at your libraries, especially if you're in Minnesota.
This year’s Best Nonfiction for Middle and High School students features true crime, an inclusive puberty book, sports titles, and lots of STEM.
These three titles focus on intriguing, shocking, under-explored disappearances throughout history.
I feel like end-of-the-year books get so easily overlooked, especially when I've already been seeing "best of" lists for weeks. Be sure to check these out!
These two titles explore the drama, the excitement, and the endless moving parts involved in the world of theater.
Since I was eleven, middle-grade books for drama kids have come a long way.
"Where are your scary books?" That's what I hear all day long at school.
If I wanted to belong, I had to be intentional about it. Somewhere along the way, I came into my own.
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