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A must-have book to keep your young adult cookbook section up-to-date and to support the current trend of creative young bakers. A contemporary and educational cookbook that’s once again kid-tested and kid-approved.
Religion is rarely handled with such wisdom and depth in YA, or discussed so lovingly. A rich and memorable exploration of faith and family that is a first purchase for all collections.
Pair with Bethany Barton’s Give Bees a Chance to experience persuasive calls to bravery and bee lovefests.
The adults are present and engaged in Bell’s life, and he does not have to face this alone, a point that is sometimes absent in books like this. One of the best stories about bullying for middle grades. Highly recommended.
Simultaneously funny, quirky, and raw, this emotionally impactful look at loss is sure to find a wide audience. Recommended for all collections.
A beautiful story about the healing powers of friendship in the face of tragedy and hardship, this is a must-buy for juvenile fiction collections.
A supernatural wonder of a book. This Grimm-like fantasy is vividly detailed and will appeal to young and old readers alike.
This comprehensive, beautiful, and highly useful title will appeal to all age groups and all libraries.
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