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Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Hip-Hop History
This young adult nonfiction title will be enjoyed primarily by avid hip-hop fans who want to understand the origins of the genre.
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Amelia Unabridged
Recommended for all YA collections. Readers will root for these resilient protagonists who face heartbreak and must make tough choices.
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You Have a Match
This book serves up intriguing family drama, beautiful sensory details, and a swoony romance, but leaves the reader unsatisfied. Recommended for secondary purchase only.
When They Call You a Terrorist: A Story of Black Lives Matter and the Power To Change the World
An essential purchase for all high school libraries. Students will learn about BLM’s beginnings and empathize with the pilgrimage of one individual discovering her true self.
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Lobizona
Following “Harry Potter,” a number of authors have tackled the idea of magical schools for unusually gifted children. It would be easy enough to toss this book into that ever-growing pile, but ties to current events make this both relatable and timely. Recommended.
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Fable
There’s treachery on the high seas in this exciting tale of lost treasure, love, and survival. Recommended for all libraries.
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A Golden Fury
A solid fantasy to flesh out the world of alchemy that most readers know only from “Harry Potter.”
The Lost City
Hocking leaves readers eager to know more. Read-alikes include the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and Maggie Stiefvater. A recommended purchase for school libraries as well; there is no sex or drugs.
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