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A masterful middle-grade mystery that challenges, entertains, and lingers long after the final page. This one deserves a spot on every school and library shelf.
PREMIUM
Dream On
This heartfelt graphic novel tackles family and friendship hardships with compassion and is recommended for fans of Raina Telgemeier.
PREMIUM
Sugar Shack
An earnest, relatable addition to the series that is perfect for middle grade readers.
PREMIUM
Giant
Readers who like Lewis’s works, historical fiction, and character-driven novels will want to pick this one up. Recommended for library collections where historical fiction is popular.
PREMIUM
Displaced
Ideal for a classroom global issues study, this story of Kimathi and his friends serves as a reminder that kids are the same everywhere, but many have comforts and advantages others do not. Recommended.
PREMIUM
The Freedom Seeker
This timely book about migration and asylum complements Kelly Yang’s Front Desk and Pam Muñoz Ryan’s Esperanza Rising.
This book draws needed attention to Wells’s remarkable life and leadership in the early civil rights movement, but its reliance on speculation and lack of documentation make it better classified as historical fiction than biography.
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Lilac and the Switchback
Accessible verse and a relatable protagonist highlight a winning tale of family, friendship, and change. Highly recommended.
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