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A compelling novel with a tender romance, this debut is a great choice for teens who appreciated Jewell Parker Rhodes's Ninth Ward or Denise Lewis Patrick's Finding Someplace.
Valuable for children for its affirming environmental message and to counteract the "big bad wolf" image of these necessary predators.
This title will resonate with readers on many levels. A first purchase for most older YA collections.
Consider this compact but thought-provoking selection for collections where animal books are in high demand.
A fun, fresh offering for the middle grade crowd. Hand it to fans of Jorge Aguirre's "The Chronicles of Claudette" or Ben Hatke's "Zita the Spacegirl."
Gr 5–8—Friends Justin and Sean, both 12, live in the Red Hook projects in Brooklyn, are Puerto Rican and African American, and have absentee fathers...
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