Sara Lissa Paulson
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Crafting Change: Handmade Activism, Past and Present
An excellent purchase for all libraries, expertly organized to document the psychological benefits and historical and contemporary ways crafting brings communities together in action.
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We Are All We Have
Recommended for readers looking for greater understanding of the immigration experience via a masterful blend of character- and plot-based storytelling.
Hollow Fires
This impassioned ride toward the truth, based on a true story, will make readers think about the media bites they consume and white youth’s easy access to radicalization.
Girls Who Green: Thirty-Four Rebel Women Out to Save Our Planet
The usefulness and timeliness of this book cannot be overstated. Committed young activists and entrepreneurs will grab this fascinating read like a lifeline.
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Does My Body Offend You?
Young activists will find creative ways to protest and will discover tools to navigate cross-cultural relationships while enjoying an authentic teen tale of romance, friendship, school culture, and body shaming.–
Where I Belong
A fabulous debut, not to be missed. There is truth on every page—about love, restraint, and integrity.
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Where We Go From Here
An authentic, deeply felt debut, this book is chock-full of poignant conversation starters for books clubs and collections serving older teens.
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Wishbone
Redeemable for its brave inquiry into a family, while short, brisk chapters invite readers to recover their own histories and develop self-acceptance and empathy.
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