MaryAnn Karre
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This Could All Go Bad
A fun and relatable story about friendship, personal growth, and courage that will captivate fans of Gordon Korman and James Patterson.
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The Amazing Chemistry in Your Home
A fun, humorously written but superficial first introduction to chemistry and chemical reactions that may spark scientific curiosity.
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Imposter
Reluctant readers, especially girls in middle and high school who are interested in STEM, will appreciate this tenacious heroine who believes in herself and doesn’t give up when faced with discrimination.
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How to Tell a True Story
Engaging characters convey kindness, loyalty, and the price of honesty in this relatable portrayal of school and family life suitable for intermediate and middle school readers.
What We Wish For
This story of a teen’s life with a single mom fighting addiction is often harsh and tense, but it remains honest, believable, and quite engaging.
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Sail Me Away Home
Exciting, heartrending and informative, this volume is a strong addition to the series.
I Rise
A powerful and very engaging story of a strong, determined young lady and a call for social justice and understanding.
Hidden Powers: Lise Meitner’s Call to Science
With her portrait of a determined, brilliant physicist, Atkins presents a moving, lyrical tale that reveals the struggles of female scientists and of European Jews between the two World Wars.
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The View from the Very Best House in Town
A thought-provoking look at bullying and social pressures through the eyes of its victims and of an inanimate, yet opinionated, mansion that will ring true with many readers.
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