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Uncovered family secrets and a growing feminist consciousness propel a seventh grader to cause good trouble and start a school-wide revolution.
Let’s let strong Filipino girls be. Let’s let every strong kid be. Every child has a story to tell, and they all deserve to see themselves in the books they read, just like you and me.
Middle school is the toughest age to build a collection for readers as a school librarian. Yes, I said it.
What I wouldn't give to see this used as a book club selection or a read aloud at school and then be a fly on the wall for discussions. There is so much to talk about in this deeply affecting look at racism, segregation, activism, and violence.
History Comics: World War II: Fight on the Home Front covers what life was like in the US during 1941-1945.
The evolution of The Selkie’s Daughter began when a girl appeared to me during my morning journaling time, standing on a cliff, hurling a prayer over the raging sea, “Bring him home, bring him home, bring him home!”
Systemic racism has created a maze that entraps all of us. When we think we have found a way out, we find ourselves going down another path that we must make sense of. To find a way out requires a reckoning.
A woman reflects on her teenage years where being an otaku was not mainstream in this coming-of-age manga.
"I think we would have been preteen pals, and had we met earlier, we could have cheered each other on through our creative insecurities."
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