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Post-It Note Reviews: Quick peeks at 8 new titles
Cheerleading tryouts, an undercover spy, a genius inventor, and more!
Book Review: Snow Foal by Susanna Bailey
This compassionate book provides an important representation, especially given more than 400,000 kids in the US are in the foster care system.
Book Review: Morning Sun in Wuhan by Ying Chang Compestine
This well-written, compassionate story of the early days of Covid was an insightful peek into a place many have now heard about but may not really know anything about.
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Book Review: Garvey in the Dark by Nikki Grimes
Top-notch writing with wide appeal. A hopeful tool for processing the pandemic, which has occupied a significant portion of students’ young lives.
Book Review: Creature: Paintings, Drawings, and Reflections by Shaun Tan
This book is beautiful.
Book Review: A Pros and Cons List For Strong Feelings by Will Betke-Brunswick
A moving read for when you want to dig down into the sadness.
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Post-It Note Reviews: A return to Berrybrook, pronouns, a pet-sitting service, and more!
Quick reviews of recent titles.
Book Review: Windswept by Margi Preus
This fascinating story of adventure, truth, and impossible tasks will keep readers riveted as they follow the Youngers to places they never thought they'd visit. An excellent read.
Book Review: The Rat Queen by Pete Hautman
An excellent story about truth, betrayal, responsibility, and consequences. A fantastic read.
Book Review: Bhai for Now by Maleeha Siddiqui
Imagine not just meeting a long-lost sibling, but a twin! Wild! It's their decision to keep their parents in the dark about their meeting (because they have coincidentally all ended up in the same city) that really makes the story interesting.
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