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The Fire, the Water, and Maudie McGinn
Skillful Shalan deftly elevates Pla’s latest novel from good to great.
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Bee Bakshi and the Gingerbread Sisters
Dutt bestows aural enhancement to debut author Pinto’s homage to “Hansel and Gretel”—cleverly updated with mischievous loons, peach pickles, and ghost-seeing goggles.
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Give Me a Sign
The author's words are unmistakable: “your deaf experience is valid...you belong.”
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Flipping Forward Twisting Backward
Libraries, take note: audiobooks get a specific shoutout from Claire, more reason to enable other readers like her.
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Adventures with Claudie
Small’s versatile accents and rhythms guarantee a dramatic performance; her recitation as Claudie’s mother recalling a lynching to her young daughter is exceptionally haunting.
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Lalo Lespérance Never Forgot
Relative audiobook newbie and Spanish-fluent Rocha is a thoughtful narrator, subtly spotlighting Lalo’s under-the-radar maturity. Rocha attentively reads rather than performs the various characters, but his compassionate, deliberate exposition is just the calm Lalo needs to be distinctly heard.
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Every Body: A First Conversation About Bodies
Libraries should offer all formats to promote read-alongs: seeing images of diverse bodies (thanks to artist Tequitia Andrews’s inclusive, inviting illustrations) is undoubtedly an empowering experience for all ages.
Rez Ball
Once started, even the most reluctant readers will be hard-pressed to hit the pause button.
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