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Identity, Poetic Justice, and Grief Among the Themes in This Year’s Starred Titles | The 2025 Stars Issue
This year, we awarded dozens of books a prestigious star—and among this distinguished group, several clear commonalities shine bright. From fresh approaches on topics like grief to specific recurrences, such as characters taking on another person’s identity, here are the key trends among 2025's starred books.
Many Voices: Building Erie, The Canal That Changed America
This story of one of the most pivotal engineering accomplishments in U.S. history, told from diverse perspectives, is highly recommended for middle and high school collections.
PREMIUM
Halloween
A fun picture book that will circulate quite well among elementary readers during the Halloween season.
PREMIUM
The Tunneler Tunnels in the Tunnel: Ready-to-Read Level 1
While the story is predictable, the text in this book might be difficult for early readers. Librarians may want to preview before putting it on shelves.
At Last She Stood: How Joey Guerrero Spied, Survived, and Fought for Freedom
This compelling biography belongs in every library, enhancing instruction and research on women’s history, WWII, the Philippines, and Hansen’s disease.
PREMIUM
The Bug Bandits: The Museum Is Her Home. Her Mission Is to Save It
A buggy adventure with high jinks and teamwork galore, recommended for middle grade fiction collections.
Bulldozer Goes to School
Sure to be a hit with vehicle lovers, this engaging title for early chapter book readers cleverly uses a bulldozer child protagonist to address social fears about new situations and friendships. Highly recommended.
On Again, Awkward Again
Completely charming and pithy, with laughs galore, this romance should be in all middle school and high school collections.
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