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Though not as dark and disturbing as more YA dystopian offerings, this postapocalyptic tale nevertheless keeps the adventure thrilling and will enchant fans of both fantasy and fantastic sci-fi.
Super Happy Party Bears Party Collection: Gnawing Around and Knock Knock on Wood
An amusing read aloud selection full of positive energy.
Legendtopia: The Battle for Urth
A quick and easy title sure to appeal to both avid and reluctant readers, particularly fans of light adventure fantasy with doses of comedy.
Claude in the Country
Smith offers another strong entry in this delightfully odd series for picture book readers ready to dip a toe into chapter book waters.
Finding Fortune
A heartwarming story about forgiveness, acceptance, and friendship.—H. Islam, Brooklyn Public Library
Seventh grader Ren's world is a mess. Her father moved out shortly before being deployed to Afghanistan, and her mother seems to be running around with another guy. So Ren escapes, if only as far as the nearby "ghost town" of Fortune. She finds refuge in a dilapidated, abandoned school being renovated into a boarding house by quirky octogenarian Hildy Baxter. Ren enjoys poking around the mysterious old building and soon meets Hugh, a younger boy with a penchant for spying. It turns out that Hildy is in search of treasure
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