Teen Nonfiction
How to They/Them: a guest post by author Stuart Getty
Author Stuart Getty discusses their teen nonfiction title on they/them pronouns
Wearable Technologies Are Giving Us Superpowers—I’m Hopeful, but Also Worried; a guest post by author Elaine Kachala
Author Elaine Kachala talks about her nonfiction title which explores wearable technology
Nonfiction Book Review: I’ve Got Your Back by Jorge Arteaga and Emily May
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