Samantha Hull
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That Librarian: The Fight Against Book Banning in America
A template for those currently serving in the culture war on how to respond, react, and stand up for intellectual freedom.
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Careers in Intelligence & National Security
This should be an easy purchase for any middle or high school library’s career collection that’s looking a bit dusty.
Sami’s Special Gift
An easy recommendation for all libraries. Add it to elementary and high school shelves.
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Unstoppable!: My Journey from World Champion to Athlete A to 8-Time NCAA National Gymnastics Champion and Beyond
A worthwhile purchase only if other gymnastic memoirs tend to circulate often. The writing style is very causal and tends to read like a young person’s journal at times yet obviously touches on topics of sexual abuse, eating disorders, and associated legal matters.
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Text Structures From Picture Books [Grades 2-8]: Lessons to Ease Students Into Text Analysis, Reading Response, and Writing With Craft
A great addition to professional collections of teachers looking to strengthen students’ writing skills in bite-size, practical ways.
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Rising Class: How Three First-Generation College Students Conquered Their First Year
A great auxiliary purchase for any high school library and professional collections.
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Mott Street: A Chinese American Family’s Story of Exclusion and Homecoming
Chin’s thoughtful research and careful diction renders a wonderful window into her family and likely a mirror for many others.
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Never Ever Getting Back Together
A great addition to any high school collection looking to add light romance reads to their shelves and a solid recommendation for readers who are tired of drama on the screen or in real life but could use a distraction.
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