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Given how many children live with a chronic illness or condition, it's nice to see more characters reflecting this reality.
Award-winning authors and illustrators whose books center Black history discuss how they delve into research to tell powerful stories. With Carole Boston Weatherford, Lesa Cline-Ransome, Amina Luqman-Dawson, and James E. Ransome.
I’d start off with an intro paragraph here, but you’d probably just skip it. Let me just say that these rules only apply to me.
Kids surviving adversity. Kids surviving in spite of their lives, in spite of the adults, in spite of the lack of resources.
A hilarious and engaging look at the life of a self-deprecating teenage feminist facing all the ups and downs of life. A great read.
Middle school is the toughest age to build a collection for readers as a school librarian. Yes, I said it.
Illustrated novels can be a stepping stone AND a perfectly fine and wonderful place to land.
The Southern American story, like all human tales, is a complex and interwoven narrative, full of opportunities for self-discovery… when we allow ourselves to look.
Transitioning is a lot more complicated than facile narratives about "queer joy" or how #ItGetsBetter.
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