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The Notorious Virtues
For fans of Victoria Aveyard’s Red Queen, Hamilton offers a thrilling fantasy that takes a critical look at the corrupting influence of power and the fight for a more equitable society.
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In Community with Readers: Transforming Reading Instruction with Read-Alouds and Minilessons
A recommended purchase for educators seeking to enhance community building through purposeful and engaging discussions.
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Nina Peanut and the Mystery of the Ghost Shoe
A fun—if somewhat fluffy—read that will likely appeal to fans of the “Dork Diaries” series by Rachel Renée Russell. A decent addition for elementary libraries looking for more humorous graphic novels to add to their collections.
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Watch Out for Falling Iguanas
Use of thought/speech bubbles, the variety of half-page and full spreads, and highlights of a falling iguana make the illustrations a delight, especially with facts along the way.
Read Rec Rachel: Recs for Teens to Read After Sunrise on the Reaping
It’s that time my friends, Sunrise on the Reaping releases tomorrow. This Hunger Games title is highly anticipated, as many fans have hoped for a prequel with a young Haymitch Abernathy for a long time. While we wait to see exactly how that book unfurls, here are some great recommendations for your library teens who […]
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Search for the Silver Shell
Fantasy writing for new-ish readers is growing increasingly robust, and this exciting series starter is proof.
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Benny on the Case
A heartfelt character-driven mystery featuring a neurodivergent male protagonist that explores friendship, belonging, and family, this is a story perfect for fans of R.J. Palacio’s Wonder, Gayle Forman’s Not Nothing, and Gordon Korman’s Restart.
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Nothing Bad Happens Here
With twists and turns and a touch of the supernatural, this mysterious teen beach read is a welcome addition to any high school library.
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The Great Dinosaur Sleepover
This book will soothe familiar anxieties, and will be good for parents and educators, too.
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