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More illustrated novel than diary, this will entice readers who are ready for more complex text but still enjoy a bit of slapstick.
A powerful addition to school libraries for read-alouds and discussions on U.S. history and the civil rights movement.
Like Laurie Halse Anderson's Speak and Courtney Summers's All the Rage, this is an important novel for teens and adults to discuss together.
A charming, child-focused celebration of becoming an older sibling. For one-on-one and small group sharing.
A must-have for all YA collections.
A tense depiction of family secrets and personal acceptance, this title should appeal to readers who liked Julie Anne Peters's Far from Xanadu.
A haunting tale that reads like a young adult version of Jeffrey Eugenides's The Virgin Suicides. Give to fans of Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why.
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