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Where Darkness Blooms
Overall an enjoyable read, and a solid text to examine fight-the-patriarchy ideology. A good addition where The Handmaid’s Tale is popular or deemed too advanced.
PREMIUM
While You Were Dreaming
A fun, at times poignant, being-your-true-self story with just enough romance to keep readers satisfied. A highly recommended purchase for late middle and high school library collections.
A book that had me laughing and biting my nails in turn. Hard to think of any other title to compare to this.
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If You Still Recognize Me
Despite some bumps this is a good purchase where teens are deeply into fandom.
It’s not about giving kids nightmares—it's about showing them that when they encounter real life horrors, they can still be brave. They can win.
Today, I've the very great pleasure to be talking with Eerdmans Books for Young Readers Editorial Director Kathleen Merz alongside the award-winning translator Lawrence Schimel about the EBYR Stories from Latin America series that's coming out this year.
The heart of Forget-Me-Not Blue springs from something that happened to me in fourth grade music class when we were learning a folk dance that required girls and boys to partner.
Going to school for the first time, or going back to school, can be a scary experience for many children, but especially for those who are afraid they won't be accepted for being different. These four titles can help reassure children that classrooms are welcoming to all.
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