Ellen Katz has always struggled to navigate the world around her and needs a plan. Her best friend Laurel helps her feel like being autistic is no big dea...Show more
Ellen Katz has always struggled to navigate the world around her and needs a plan. Her best friend Laurel helps her feel like being autistic is no big deal. But without Laurel at her side, Ellen must learn to navigate her anxiety, and soon discoveries through her friendship with Isa, that gender isn't binary. Making new friends while on a school trip to Spain means dealing with her uneasiness, but Ellen is determined to love herself and trust others. "Ellen Outside the Lines" is a fantastic novel about self-discovery, building new relationships, and learning that life doesn't always stick to a plan.
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Ellen Katz has always struggled to navigate the world around her and needs a plan. Her best friend Laurel helps her feel like being autistic is no big dea...Show more
Ellen Katz has always struggled to navigate the world around her and needs a plan. Her best friend Laurel helps her feel like being autistic is no big deal. But without Laurel at her side, Ellen must learn to navigate her anxiety, and soon discoveries through her friendship with Isa, that gender isn't binary. Making new friends while on a school trip to Spain means dealing with her uneasiness, but Ellen is determined to love herself and trust others. "Ellen Outside the Lines" is a fantastic novel about self-discovery, building new relationships, and learning that life doesn't always stick to a plan.
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For Héctor Muñoz, moving to Orangevale, California feels like a big mistake. He doesn't feel like he belongs, and "The Minions" won't stop bully...Show more
For Héctor Muñoz, moving to Orangevale, California feels like a big mistake. He doesn't feel like he belongs, and "The Minions" won't stop bullying him. Trying to cope with change, Héctor finds a magical door, and in it, two other misfits also looking to escape their problems. The three learn that being queer and different often may be met with heartache. "The Insiders" is an important story that looks at how to deal with bullies, live your truth, and cope with change. Héctor's story is a reminder for any kid feeling like they are suffering in silence -- that they are never truly alone.
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For Héctor Muñoz, moving to Orangevale, California feels like a big mistake. He doesn't feel like he belongs, and "The Minions" won't stop bully...Show more
For Héctor Muñoz, moving to Orangevale, California feels like a big mistake. He doesn't feel like he belongs, and "The Minions" won't stop bullying him. Trying to cope with change, Héctor finds a magical door, and in it, two other misfits also looking to escape their problems. The three learn that being queer and different often may be met with heartache. "The Insiders" is an important story that looks at how to deal with bullies, live your truth, and cope with change. Héctor's story is a reminder for any kid feeling like they are suffering in silence -- that they are never truly alone.
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Pluto used to love space but lately hasn't felt like herself. Diagnosed with anxiety and depression, Pluto wishes she could just go back to feeling like h...Show more
Pluto used to love space but lately hasn't felt like herself. Diagnosed with anxiety and depression, Pluto wishes she could just go back to feeling like herself. Spending the summer at her mother's pizzeria isn't ideal either until she meets Fallon, who teaches her that gender may not be binary. Pluto wishes to repair herself, and it's going to take opening up to those around her to find healing. "How to Become a Planet" is a difficult story about finding self-love, understanding change, and recognizing that anxiety and depression do not define who you are.
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Pluto used to love space but lately hasn't felt like herself. Diagnosed with anxiety and depression, Pluto wishes she could just go back to feeling like h...Show more
Pluto used to love space but lately hasn't felt like herself. Diagnosed with anxiety and depression, Pluto wishes she could just go back to feeling like herself. Spending the summer at her mother's pizzeria isn't ideal either until she meets Fallon, who teaches her that gender may not be binary. Pluto wishes to repair herself, and it's going to take opening up to those around her to find healing. "How to Become a Planet" is a difficult story about finding self-love, understanding change, and recognizing that anxiety and depression do not define who you are.
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Jillian hates the spotlight. She does everything in her power to not draw attention to herself. After losing a class competition, Jillian struggles with f...Show more
Jillian hates the spotlight. She does everything in her power to not draw attention to herself. After losing a class competition, Jillian struggles with finding her voice. Much like the chicks that her classroom is hatching, Jillian just wants to stay inside her shell. But if she wants to relate to others, she's going to have to figure out how to use her voice and break free. "Just Right Jillian" is an important story about anxiety, and trying to find and love your true self.
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Jillian hates the spotlight. She does everything in her power to not draw attention to herself. After losing a class competition, Jillian struggles with f...Show more
Jillian hates the spotlight. She does everything in her power to not draw attention to herself. After losing a class competition, Jillian struggles with finding her voice. Much like the chicks that her classroom is hatching, Jillian just wants to stay inside her shell. But if she wants to relate to others, she's going to have to figure out how to use her voice and break free. "Just Right Jillian" is an important story about anxiety, and trying to find and love your true self.
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When Maizy's mother ships her to Last Chance, Minnesota, it was only supposed to be for a few weeks to see her sick grandfather. Maizy learns about "...Show more
When Maizy's mother ships her to Last Chance, Minnesota, it was only supposed to be for a few weeks to see her sick grandfather. Maizy learns about "The Golden Palace" a restaurant that has been in her family for generations and has a very important history. Through the story of Lucky, Maizy begins to understand her culture, family, and the struggles that Chinese-Americans face when trying to become legal citizens. "Maizy Chen's Last Chance" is a spectacular book that tackles issues of immigration and racism. Told from two different perspectives, read how the past shapes Maizy's future.
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When Maizy's mother ships her to Last Chance, Minnesota, it was only supposed to be for a few weeks to see her sick grandfather. Maizy learns about "...Show more
When Maizy's mother ships her to Last Chance, Minnesota, it was only supposed to be for a few weeks to see her sick grandfather. Maizy learns about "The Golden Palace" a restaurant that has been in her family for generations and has a very important history. Through the story of Lucky, Maizy begins to understand her culture, family, and the struggles that Chinese-Americans face when trying to become legal citizens. "Maizy Chen's Last Chance" is a spectacular book that tackles issues of immigration and racism. Told from two different perspectives, read how the past shapes Maizy's future.
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Zuli is a magical girl who has been raised by bird spirits. But when the magical tree that she calls home becomes sick, Zuli must venture out into the wor...Show more
Zuli is a magical girl who has been raised by bird spirits. But when the magical tree that she calls home becomes sick, Zuli must venture out into the world in order to save it. While she's never left home before, Zuli will meet new friends and even greater foes. "Wingbearer" is a fantastic graphic novel oozing with charm and colour. This story is for anyone who loves adventure, fantasy, and diving into the unknown! Once you're finished reading, you'll be wishing you had the sequel right away!
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Zuli is a magical girl who has been raised by bird spirits. But when the magical tree that she calls home becomes sick, Zuli must venture out into the wor...Show more
Zuli is a magical girl who has been raised by bird spirits. But when the magical tree that she calls home becomes sick, Zuli must venture out into the world in order to save it. While she's never left home before, Zuli will meet new friends and even greater foes. "Wingbearer" is a fantastic graphic novel oozing with charm and colour. This story is for anyone who loves adventure, fantasy, and diving into the unknown! Once you're finished reading, you'll be wishing you had the sequel right away!
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Harper hates the new house her family has moved into. It's old, creepy, and possibly haunted! Kids at Harper's school tell her the house may be possessed,...Show more
Harper hates the new house her family has moved into. It's old, creepy, and possibly haunted! Kids at Harper's school tell her the house may be possessed, but she struggles to believe the rumours until her brother Michael starts acting strangely. Is Michael possessed by a spirit? Harper's determined to find out and save her brother! "Spirit Hunters" has a stellar mystery, and is great for readers who love the paranormal. Ellen Oh will keep readers guessing, right until the final chapter. A great spooky read for anyone who'd like a good scare!
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Harper hates the new house her family has moved into. It's old, creepy, and possibly haunted! Kids at Harper's school tell her the house may be possessed,...Show more
Harper hates the new house her family has moved into. It's old, creepy, and possibly haunted! Kids at Harper's school tell her the house may be possessed, but she struggles to believe the rumours until her brother Michael starts acting strangely. Is Michael possessed by a spirit? Harper's determined to find out and save her brother! "Spirit Hunters" has a stellar mystery, and is great for readers who love the paranormal. Ellen Oh will keep readers guessing, right until the final chapter. A great spooky read for anyone who'd like a good scare!
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Cece Rios has always believed in mystical creatures. Her family are brujas -- witches with the powerful ability to catch criaturas. But when Juana is kidn...Show more
Cece Rios has always believed in mystical creatures. Her family are brujas -- witches with the powerful ability to catch criaturas. But when Juana is kidnapped by the dark criatura, El Sombrerón, the quest becomes finding a way to sneak into the Devil's Alley, become a bruja herself, and save her sister. With the help of some friendly criaturas, Cece will stop at nothing to be reunited with her family! "Cece Rios and the Desert of Souls" is an action-packed fantasy novel for fans of magic and Pokémon alike.
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Cece Rios has always believed in mystical creatures. Her family are brujas -- witches with the powerful ability to catch criaturas. But when Juana is kidn...Show more
Cece Rios has always believed in mystical creatures. Her family are brujas -- witches with the powerful ability to catch criaturas. But when Juana is kidnapped by the dark criatura, El Sombrerón, the quest becomes finding a way to sneak into the Devil's Alley, become a bruja herself, and save her sister. With the help of some friendly criaturas, Cece will stop at nothing to be reunited with her family! "Cece Rios and the Desert of Souls" is an action-packed fantasy novel for fans of magic and Pokémon alike.
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Maggie just wants to get through her first year of middle school. A lover of tabletop roleplaying games, Maggie lives her life based on the outcome of the...Show more
Maggie just wants to get through her first year of middle school. A lover of tabletop roleplaying games, Maggie lives her life based on the outcome of the dice. However, is relying on the dice the way to make friends, and defeat the rumored school monster? That's tougher to say. When Maggie's parents start to suspect something may be wrong, Maggie worries that things are not what they seem. This darling graphic novel looks at what it means to have OCD, how to live with the diagnosis, and how we can't rely on the roll of the dice in every choice we make.
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Maggie just wants to get through her first year of middle school. A lover of tabletop roleplaying games, Maggie lives her life based on the outcome of the...Show more
Maggie just wants to get through her first year of middle school. A lover of tabletop roleplaying games, Maggie lives her life based on the outcome of the dice. However, is relying on the dice the way to make friends, and defeat the rumored school monster? That's tougher to say. When Maggie's parents start to suspect something may be wrong, Maggie worries that things are not what they seem. This darling graphic novel looks at what it means to have OCD, how to live with the diagnosis, and how we can't rely on the roll of the dice in every choice we make.
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Olivia and her sister, Ruth, are going on the road trip of a lifetime across America. But Ruth has been more withdrawn, and Olivia finds it concerning. Sh...Show more
Olivia and her sister, Ruth, are going on the road trip of a lifetime across America. But Ruth has been more withdrawn, and Olivia finds it concerning. She decides to create a treasure hunt, something that she hopes will boost Ruth's spirits. Can this cross-country treasure hunt bond these sisters back together? "Breathing Underwater" is a beautiful story of dreams, sisterhood, and learning to accept change. This is a great novel that shows how depression can affect everyone, but that you are never alone if you are struggling with how you feel.
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Olivia and her sister, Ruth, are going on the road trip of a lifetime across America. But Ruth has been more withdrawn, and Olivia finds it concerning. Sh...Show more
Olivia and her sister, Ruth, are going on the road trip of a lifetime across America. But Ruth has been more withdrawn, and Olivia finds it concerning. She decides to create a treasure hunt, something that she hopes will boost Ruth's spirits. Can this cross-country treasure hunt bond these sisters back together? "Breathing Underwater" is a beautiful story of dreams, sisterhood, and learning to accept change. This is a great novel that shows how depression can affect everyone, but that you are never alone if you are struggling with how you feel.
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Hidden away in Venice Beach, California is a magical circus. For Maddy, she has always wanted a place to belong, especially after being orphaned by her pa...Show more
Hidden away in Venice Beach, California is a magical circus. For Maddy, she has always wanted a place to belong, especially after being orphaned by her parents. While finding the Il Circo delle Strade seems like a dream come true, Maddy learns that the circus is in danger of losing its magic. Maddy is going to have to muster all her courage to save the circus and restore the missing magic. Focusing on the power of found family and a heroine pure of heart, "The Circus at the End of the Sea" is a must-read for fantasy lovers.
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Hidden away in Venice Beach, California is a magical circus. For Maddy, she has always wanted a place to belong, especially after being orphaned by her pa...Show more
Hidden away in Venice Beach, California is a magical circus. For Maddy, she has always wanted a place to belong, especially after being orphaned by her parents. While finding the Il Circo delle Strade seems like a dream come true, Maddy learns that the circus is in danger of losing its magic. Maddy is going to have to muster all her courage to save the circus and restore the missing magic. Focusing on the power of found family and a heroine pure of heart, "The Circus at the End of the Sea" is a must-read for fantasy lovers.
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Nimra isn't sure she likes her new school. The teachers are mean and the students make her feel unsure. Coming from an Islamic school to a public school i...Show more
Nimra isn't sure she likes her new school. The teachers are mean and the students make her feel unsure. Coming from an Islamic school to a public school is going to take a lot of adjusting. Hesitant of her new surroundings, Nimra joins the local eighth-grade boy band, Barakah Beats even though music is not allowed in Islam. Although the boys respect her faith, Nimra's lies start to unravel as she falls in love with music. "Barakah Beats" is a fantastic story about family, faith, and fitting in. This joyful story will have you rooting for Nimra until the end!
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Nimra isn't sure she likes her new school. The teachers are mean and the students make her feel unsure. Coming from an Islamic school to a public school i...Show more
Nimra isn't sure she likes her new school. The teachers are mean and the students make her feel unsure. Coming from an Islamic school to a public school is going to take a lot of adjusting. Hesitant of her new surroundings, Nimra joins the local eighth-grade boy band, Barakah Beats even though music is not allowed in Islam. Although the boys respect her faith, Nimra's lies start to unravel as she falls in love with music. "Barakah Beats" is a fantastic story about family, faith, and fitting in. This joyful story will have you rooting for Nimra until the end!
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When Joy's father loses his job and her family is forced to move into a cramped apartment, everything feels like a struggle. Then Joy meets Nora, a girl i...Show more
When Joy's father loses his job and her family is forced to move into a cramped apartment, everything feels like a struggle. Then Joy meets Nora, a girl in her apartment building, who shows her a special place only kids in the building know about -- The Hideout. This is a cozy place where kids can even exchange messages with each other, and some of them are showing signs of anxiety. Joy wants to help her newfound friends and also repair her family's financial troubles. Janae Marks shares a beautiful story of finding a home, self and recognizing the importance of having a shared community.
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When Joy's father loses his job and her family is forced to move into a cramped apartment, everything feels like a struggle. Then Joy meets Nora, a girl i...Show more
When Joy's father loses his job and her family is forced to move into a cramped apartment, everything feels like a struggle. Then Joy meets Nora, a girl in her apartment building, who shows her a special place only kids in the building know about -- The Hideout. This is a cozy place where kids can even exchange messages with each other, and some of them are showing signs of anxiety. Joy wants to help her newfound friends and also repair her family's financial troubles. Janae Marks shares a beautiful story of finding a home, self and recognizing the importance of having a shared community.
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Livy is a sixth-grader living with a secret -- she has another being living inside her mind named Viola. Viola is the deepest and darkest thought that cro...Show more
Livy is a sixth-grader living with a secret -- she has another being living inside her mind named Viola. Viola is the deepest and darkest thought that crosses Livy every day. Livy just wants to make new friends, do well at school, and become an amazing artist, but not if Viola has something to say. This amazing graphic novel looks at how powerful anxiety can be and how it often makes us feel powerless. It shares coping mechanisms and gives the reader the power to understand that anxiety can be a part of us -- but it never truly defines who we are.
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Livy is a sixth-grader living with a secret -- she has another being living inside her mind named Viola. Viola is the deepest and darkest thought that cro...Show more
Livy is a sixth-grader living with a secret -- she has another being living inside her mind named Viola. Viola is the deepest and darkest thought that crosses Livy every day. Livy just wants to make new friends, do well at school, and become an amazing artist, but not if Viola has something to say. This amazing graphic novel looks at how powerful anxiety can be and how it often makes us feel powerless. It shares coping mechanisms and gives the reader the power to understand that anxiety can be a part of us -- but it never truly defines who we are.
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When Kazu sees a young girl in a white dress rush right past him, he questions if she was real in the first place. Akari is a young "ghost" girl...Show more
When Kazu sees a young girl in a white dress rush right past him, he questions if she was real in the first place. Akari is a young "ghost" girl who has been brought back to life -- legend has it that the local temple can raise the dead. Are the people in Kazu's neighborhood real? Or are they people given a second chance at life? "Temple Alley Summer" is a sweet story of a boy and ghost girl who make sweet summer memories by investigating the temple that is giving the dead a second chance at life. Funny and charming, this is one summer adventure you don't want to miss.
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When Kazu sees a young girl in a white dress rush right past him, he questions if she was real in the first place. Akari is a young "ghost" girl...Show more
When Kazu sees a young girl in a white dress rush right past him, he questions if she was real in the first place. Akari is a young "ghost" girl who has been brought back to life -- legend has it that the local temple can raise the dead. Are the people in Kazu's neighborhood real? Or are they people given a second chance at life? "Temple Alley Summer" is a sweet story of a boy and ghost girl who make sweet summer memories by investigating the temple that is giving the dead a second chance at life. Funny and charming, this is one summer adventure you don't want to miss.
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For Danielle, seventh grade is terrifying. She went from having all of her friends in one class to everyone in separate rooms. After inheriting a magical ...Show more
For Danielle, seventh grade is terrifying. She went from having all of her friends in one class to everyone in separate rooms. After inheriting a magical sketchbook, one of Dani's creations comes to life, and he has no problem showing her how to make friends... sort of. While Dani feels like her life is a disaster waiting to happen, she is determined to get over her fears and make some friends. "Making Friends" is a story I think any reader can relate to. This comedic story will remind you that life is what you make it, and friends will always come to the rescue!
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For Danielle, seventh grade is terrifying. She went from having all of her friends in one class to everyone in separate rooms. After inheriting a magical ...Show more
For Danielle, seventh grade is terrifying. She went from having all of her friends in one class to everyone in separate rooms. After inheriting a magical sketchbook, one of Dani's creations comes to life, and he has no problem showing her how to make friends... sort of. While Dani feels like her life is a disaster waiting to happen, she is determined to get over her fears and make some friends. "Making Friends" is a story I think any reader can relate to. This comedic story will remind you that life is what you make it, and friends will always come to the rescue!
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"Black Boy Joy" is a collection of wholesome short stories that looks at black boyhood by acclaimed black authors in the children's publishing s...Show more
"Black Boy Joy" is a collection of wholesome short stories that looks at black boyhood by acclaimed black authors in the children's publishing sphere. This collection features contemporary stories, science fiction, and challenges gender norms and perspectives. From stories about coming out as a nonbinary child, to seeing a favourite pop group, to even arguing superhero semantics, there are so many stories that celebrate simple pleasures and joyful responses. This collection is a must-read for anyone who needs exuberant stories about what it means to grow up and explore who you are.
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"Black Boy Joy" is a collection of wholesome short stories that looks at black boyhood by acclaimed black authors in the children's publishing s...Show more
"Black Boy Joy" is a collection of wholesome short stories that looks at black boyhood by acclaimed black authors in the children's publishing sphere. This collection features contemporary stories, science fiction, and challenges gender norms and perspectives. From stories about coming out as a nonbinary child, to seeing a favourite pop group, to even arguing superhero semantics, there are so many stories that celebrate simple pleasures and joyful responses. This collection is a must-read for anyone who needs exuberant stories about what it means to grow up and explore who you are.
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Maya has had the same friends since kindergarten, but for the first time, they've all been separated. Struggling with this change, Maya goes to work at th...Show more
Maya has had the same friends since kindergarten, but for the first time, they've all been separated. Struggling with this change, Maya goes to work at the local "everything" store, wherein she finds a robot hidden in the supply closet. As an aspiring scientist, Maya decides that she will rebuild Ralph the Robot, and have him become a local community helper. Many readers will be able to relate to Maya's anxiety and struggle with change. Making new friends is challenging, but it's not impossible when you have a cool robot by your side! "Maya and the Robot" is a sweet and wholesome story about finding confidence and giving back to those in need.
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Maya has had the same friends since kindergarten, but for the first time, they've all been separated. Struggling with this change, Maya goes to work at th...Show more
Maya has had the same friends since kindergarten, but for the first time, they've all been separated. Struggling with this change, Maya goes to work at the local "everything" store, wherein she finds a robot hidden in the supply closet. As an aspiring scientist, Maya decides that she will rebuild Ralph the Robot, and have him become a local community helper. Many readers will be able to relate to Maya's anxiety and struggle with change. Making new friends is challenging, but it's not impossible when you have a cool robot by your side! "Maya and the Robot" is a sweet and wholesome story about finding confidence and giving back to those in need.
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Stephen wonders why he can't do all the same things his friends can. When he and his friends decide to sneak into an abandoned building, Stephen realizes ...Show more
Stephen wonders why he can't do all the same things his friends can. When he and his friends decide to sneak into an abandoned building, Stephen realizes that even being mixed race, being half-Black means he will still great treated differently by strangers. Struggling to figure out where he belongs, Stephen must work out what lane to fall into before getting into even more trouble. "What Lane?" is a story of allyship and history. Many children, like Stephen, experience discrimination because of people's prejudices. This powerful story looks at the importance of knowing yourself and who has you back when things go wrong.
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Stephen wonders why he can't do all the same things his friends can. When he and his friends decide to sneak into an abandoned building, Stephen realizes ...Show more
Stephen wonders why he can't do all the same things his friends can. When he and his friends decide to sneak into an abandoned building, Stephen realizes that even being mixed race, being half-Black means he will still great treated differently by strangers. Struggling to figure out where he belongs, Stephen must work out what lane to fall into before getting into even more trouble. "What Lane?" is a story of allyship and history. Many children, like Stephen, experience discrimination because of people's prejudices. This powerful story looks at the importance of knowing yourself and who has you back when things go wrong.
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Shenice Lockwood is team captain of an all-black girls softball team -- and they are tired of working twice as hard to be noticed. Her team has set out to...Show more
Shenice Lockwood is team captain of an all-black girls softball team -- and they are tired of working twice as hard to be noticed. Her team has set out to win the FastPitch World Series so they can win some prize money until Shenice learns a family secret that shakes her confidence. With her Uncle having committed a crime, Shenice will stop at nothing to learn the truth. Fast Pitch is a great story that focuses on the history of baseball and black representation in the sport. It's also a fantastic story about one girl's desire to show the world she was made to play softball.
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Shenice Lockwood is team captain of an all-black girls softball team -- and they are tired of working twice as hard to be noticed. Her team has set out to...Show more
Shenice Lockwood is team captain of an all-black girls softball team -- and they are tired of working twice as hard to be noticed. Her team has set out to win the FastPitch World Series so they can win some prize money until Shenice learns a family secret that shakes her confidence. With her Uncle having committed a crime, Shenice will stop at nothing to learn the truth. Fast Pitch is a great story that focuses on the history of baseball and black representation in the sport. It's also a fantastic story about one girl's desire to show the world she was made to play softball.
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"Borders" is an adaption of an award-winning Thomas King short story. It focuses on the difficulties that come with being an indigenous person w...Show more
"Borders" is an adaption of an award-winning Thomas King short story. It focuses on the difficulties that come with being an indigenous person when it comes to crossing the Canadian-US border. This beautiful adaption looks at how colonization has transformed indigenous landscapes, how native cultures have been suppressed, and the power that comes with reclaiming one's identity. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the challenges that indigenous people face in North America.
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"Borders" is an adaption of an award-winning Thomas King short story. It focuses on the difficulties that come with being an indigenous person w...Show more
"Borders" is an adaption of an award-winning Thomas King short story. It focuses on the difficulties that come with being an indigenous person when it comes to crossing the Canadian-US border. This beautiful adaption looks at how colonization has transformed indigenous landscapes, how native cultures have been suppressed, and the power that comes with reclaiming one's identity. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the challenges that indigenous people face in North America.
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During the summer of 1987, Bug wants nothing more than to go to the beach with her brother. Unfortunately, Danny doesn't agree. Bug befriends her neighbor...Show more
During the summer of 1987, Bug wants nothing more than to go to the beach with her brother. Unfortunately, Danny doesn't agree. Bug befriends her neighbor's nephew, Frankie, and the two will learn valuable life lessons while attempting to catch the Midnight Marauder, a local criminal on the loose! This is a story of allyship and the power to recognize that you can change the world around you. It's also a tender story of being your authentic self and using your voice to help those in need in a time of crisis.
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During the summer of 1987, Bug wants nothing more than to go to the beach with her brother. Unfortunately, Danny doesn't agree. Bug befriends her neighbor...Show more
During the summer of 1987, Bug wants nothing more than to go to the beach with her brother. Unfortunately, Danny doesn't agree. Bug befriends her neighbor's nephew, Frankie, and the two will learn valuable life lessons while attempting to catch the Midnight Marauder, a local criminal on the loose! This is a story of allyship and the power to recognize that you can change the world around you. It's also a tender story of being your authentic self and using your voice to help those in need in a time of crisis.
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Paola Santiago loves two things: her friends and science. Growing up the kids have been told to stay away from the local river because of a mysterious cur...Show more
Paola Santiago loves two things: her friends and science. Growing up the kids have been told to stay away from the local river because of a mysterious curse -- that La Llorona, a wailing ghost will drag them into the deep waters. Unfortunately, when one of Pao's friends goes missing, and it is suspected that La Llorona has taken her. This book is full of action and suspense, focusing on friendship dynamics and the way in which the human spirit can triumph in any bad situation. "Paola Santiago and the River of Tears" is for any reader who loves a spooky story, and one that ends in an unforgettable way.
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Paola Santiago loves two things: her friends and science. Growing up the kids have been told to stay away from the local river because of a mysterious cur...Show more
Paola Santiago loves two things: her friends and science. Growing up the kids have been told to stay away from the local river because of a mysterious curse -- that La Llorona, a wailing ghost will drag them into the deep waters. Unfortunately, when one of Pao's friends goes missing, and it is suspected that La Llorona has taken her. This book is full of action and suspense, focusing on friendship dynamics and the way in which the human spirit can triumph in any bad situation. "Paola Santiago and the River of Tears" is for any reader who loves a spooky story, and one that ends in an unforgettable way.
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Emmanuel Acho's "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy" is an amazing resource and memoir that focuses on the power of racism and how to ...Show more
Emmanuel Acho's "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy" is an amazing resource and memoir that focuses on the power of racism and how to become a better ally towards people of color. Each section is broken down into the history of racism, why systemic racism exists, and how we can combat these larger problems at hand through the acknowledgment of our privilege. This amazing book offers so much insight and honesty by asking the tough questions, making it a must-read for anyone interested in anti-racism and becoming a better ally.
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Emmanuel Acho's "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy" is an amazing resource and memoir that focuses on the power of racism and how to ...Show more
Emmanuel Acho's "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy" is an amazing resource and memoir that focuses on the power of racism and how to become a better ally towards people of color. Each section is broken down into the history of racism, why systemic racism exists, and how we can combat these larger problems at hand through the acknowledgment of our privilege. This amazing book offers so much insight and honesty by asking the tough questions, making it a must-read for anyone interested in anti-racism and becoming a better ally.
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