Melleby, Nicole
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Winnie Nash Is Not Your Sunshine
It’s not a perfect summer at the beach, but Winnie’s feelings are perfectly real, and the resolution is satisfying and hopeful. Highly recommended.
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Halfway to Harbor
Fans of the series will love Harbor and her family, and will root for her on and off the court.
Camp QUILTBAG
A timely and necessary addition to any elementary or middle school library, especially as LGBTQIA+ children are seeking examples of loving communities who fully embrace every part of them.
The Science of Being Angry
A strong recommendation for readers who enjoy contemplative, character-driven stories like those by Ashley Herring Blake.
How to Become a Planet
A raw yet honest portrayal of a young person’s experience with depression, this is a must-read for both middle grade readers and the teachers, counselors, parents, and other adults who interact daily with youth undergoing similar experiences.
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In the Role of Brie Hutchens…
Although not all readers will identify with the Catholic school experience, they will empathize with Brie as she strives to find herself, comes to terms with her sexuality, and navigates the social maze that is middle school.
Hurricane Season
Fig's story will engage middle grade readers who enjoy thoughtful novels that address complex topics. It may even inspire them to seek out the works of van Gogh.
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