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The Door to Inferna
While this author bears watching, there are better fantasy purchases for a library’s budget.
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An Education in Ruin
Fans of E. Lockhart and Mindy McGinnis—or of boarding school fiction—might enjoy this, but will have to be willing to get past an unexciting narrator.
Curato has created a beautiful story of a teen who must decide if he will force himself into the mold of what he thinks a “normal” boy is, or if he can allow himself to live life on his own terms. An essential book that shows readers that they are never alone in their struggles.
An artful middle grade outer space atlas, which will be enjoyed by curious readers who have an interest in planets and space travel.
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The Polio Pioneer
A recommended purchase for most libraries. This title explains how vaccines work, provides historical context, and inspires the hope of a victory over the current pandemic.
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The Voice of Liberty
This well-paced read-aloud is informative but presents one moment in the history of women’s suffrage through the lens of white women’s suffrage. An additional purchase for larger collections.
A heartfelt collection that speaks to the multifaceted and nuanced struggles of marginalized people. Recommended for public and school libraries.
A great modern read-a-like for “Harriet the Spy” and other mystery classics like “Nancy Drew” and the “Hardy Boys.” Hopefully, there will be more adventures from Pepper and her friends in the future.
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