Fiction
Chhabra executes this #OwnVoices historical fiction well; libraries with the “American Girl” and “Dear America” series should consider this for their collections.
PREMIUM
Amelia and Me
Ginny is a spirited protagonist who does not allow others to stand in her way of achieving her dream. Readers will fly high with her.
PREMIUM
The Bitterwine Oath
A solid magical thriller perfect for fans of witchcraft and slightly darker YA books.
An excellent addition to Spanish and bilingual picture book collections, as well as a wonderful tribute to the work of José Guadalupe Posada.
PREMIUM
I Can’t Feel My Feet
With a number of captivating activities and tools for young readers, this title is a worthy addition to any early chapter book section.
Holczer’s use of humor, thoughtful imagery, and magical realism elements makes this a wholly unique blend of modern fairy tale, hero’s quest, and coming-of-age story. A suggested purchase for all middle grade collections.
Every page of this story was a delight. Really all I want in life right now is for this whole series to be out and all the movies so I can just live inside the world of Amari and friends. I'm obsessed.
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Centering on fat protagonists who defy societal expectations and reject narrow beauty norms, these YA novels work to combat the messages that fat bodies are unacceptable and undeserving of respect.
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