Erin Wyatt
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The Improbable Tales of Baskerville Hall: The Valley of Lies
A romp in the British countryside leads to harrowing adventures for the students involved in an engaging mystery, enjoyable regardless of previous knowledge of Sherlock Holmes lore.
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National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of African Animals
A thoughtfully designed book for adults to share with children or for young readers to explore on their own, with plentiful, stunning images of many African animals, sparse text, and helpful scaffolds for engaging with nonfiction works.
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National Geographic Kids Almanac 2026
An accessible, eye-pleasing almanac with a wide range of facts, activities, and entertainment, this is browsable and readable for kids who love to share interesting facts or a new joke with others.
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The Girl Who Couldn’t Lie
With the humor and pain that accompanies forced truth-telling, this book explores deeper familial, friendship, self-care, and cultural issues in a fun page-turner.
Sona and the Golden Beasts
A compelling read set in a richly developed world with two young characters on a quest to save the Golden Beasts, discover their family secrets, and make their beloved country better for the people living there.
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The Lost Year: A Survival Story of the Ukrainian Famine
With appealing connections to a family living in the time of the pandemic and insight into the history of Ukraine, this striking work of historical fiction dives into the importance of telling one’s story and preserving the history of everyday people.
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The Sinister Secrets of Singe
A rollicking adventure featuring a lonely, clever boy choosing to take great risks, face family struggles, and forge found family in the face of tremendous obstacles. Recommended for middle grade adventure shelves.
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How to Manage Your SOCIAL POWER in Middle School
In a time of rising anxiety and emphasis on SEL, this book aims to equip readers to bolster self-confidence and agency to take action for healthier relationships and selves and successfully hits the mark.
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Molly and the Machine
A plot-driven, farfetched, romp with a dose of fun 1980s nostalgia that will appeal to readers who want to go along for the ride.
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