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Insha’Allah, No, Maybe So
Relatable to any child, regardless of religion, who is trying to navigate a world of grown-up nuance. A valuable window and mirror for readers.
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Agent Unicorn
Using a graphic novel format, this slyly humorous picture book about dreaming big, accidentally solving a mystery, and doing right by those who have been wronged is sure to be a hit.
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Miles Comes Home
A tender look at adoption from a shy and sensitive boy’s perspective, this book is a necessary addition to the shelves.
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Gracie Under the Waves
A must-purchase tale of conservation and coming of age for children and adults.
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Make My Wish Come True
Despite the disparity in quality between the two alternating perspectives of this book, teens who enjoy lighthearted queer love stories by authors like Jason June, Mason Deaver, and Jennifer Dugan will enjoy this candy cane–sweet holiday romance.
Humorous, relatable elementary school situations make this a perfect suggestion for a reluctant reader.
An exceptional book about Ramadan that celebrates the breaking of the daily fast and the sharing of the transcendent power of food.
Henry will help many children feel better about their worries, making this a good choice for early elementary collections in need of contemporary graphic novels.
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