Book List
FICTION
LOVED AND MISSEDby Susie Boyt
Readers who are averse to crying in public be warned: You’ll want to sit with this astounding story at home. Full review >
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TREMORby Teju Cole
A provocative and profound meditation on art and life in a world of terror. Full review >
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DAYThis subtle, sensitively written family story proves poignant and quietly powerful. Full review >
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OUR STRANGERSby Lydia Davis
A collection that you'll want to keep on your bedside table by one of America’s most original short story writers. Full review >
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THE REFORMATORYA novel that reminds its readers that racism forges its own lasting, unbearable nightmares. Full review >
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THE WREN, THE WRENby Anne Enright
Tender and truthful as ever, Enright offers a beguiling journey to selfhood. Full review >
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A HOUSE FOR ALICEby Diana Evans
A baggy, striking, perceptive slice of intergenerational life. Full review >
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THE CHILDREN'S BACHby Helen Garner
Brilliantly constructed and puzzling in a good way, the way that even our own lives can be puzzling to us. Full review >
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THE VASTER WILDSby Lauren Groff
The writing is inspired, the imaginative power near mystic, but some will wish for more plot. Full review >
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PAY AS YOU GOAn inventive, beautifully written debut that will leave readers wanting more. Full review >
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HAPPINESS FALLSby Angie Kim
The claim that a book will change your life often seems like exaggeration. Here the potential is real. Full review >
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THE MANIACSharply written fiction ably capturing primitive emotions and boundary-breaking research. Full review >
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ROMAN STORIESby Jhumpa Lahiri ; translated by Jhumpa Lahiri with Todd Portnowitz
Filled with intelligence and sorrow, these sharply drawn glimpses of Roman lives create an impressively unified effect. Full review >
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NORTH WOODSby Daniel Mason
Like the house at its center, a book that is multitudinous and magical. Full review >
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THE UNSETTLEDby Ayana Mathis
An affecting and carefully drawn story of a family on the brink. Full review >
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ABSOLUTIONThis transporting, piercing, profound novel is McDermott’s masterpiece. Full review >
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JONATHAN ABERNATHY YOU ARE KINDby Molly McGhee
Upton Sinclair meets modern workplace satire—with a lot of heart. Full review >
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AMERICA FANTASTICAby Tim O'Brien
A broadly engaging and entertaining work. Full review >
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MY WORKby Olga Ravn ; translated by Sophia Hersi Smith & Jennifer Russell
A stunning book that speaks aloud thoughts the reader believed had been theirs alone in long nursery hours of the night. Full review >
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THE FRAGILE THREADS OF POWERby V.E. Schwab
A delicious treat for fans of the Shades of Magic series and a lush, suspenseful fantasy in its own right. Full review >
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THE FRAUDby Zadie Smith
Intelligent and thoughtful but not quite at this groundbreaking writer’s usual level of excellence. Full review >
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IDLEWILDEqual parts funny and insightful, this is a propulsive exploration of gender identity, sexuality, and self-discovery. Full review >
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THIS IS SALVAGEDby Vauhini Vara
A poignant collection of stories that glimpse the salvation of human connection in the midst of modern alienation. Full review >
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LET US DESCENDby Jesmyn Ward
Ward may not tell you anything new about slavery, but her language is saturated with terror and enchantment. Full review >
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FAMILY MEALWashington brilliantly commits to his style and preoccupations in a novel about the often winding journey to family. Full review >
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DEARBORNA fantastic collection heralding the voice of a major new writer. Full review >
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LAND OF MILK AND HONEYby C Pam Zhang
Mournful and luscious, a gothic novel for the twilight of the Anthropocene Era. Full review >
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I MUST BE DREAMINGby Roz Chast ; illustrated by Roz Chast
A sharp compendium of dreamy visions that could only have come from the iconic cartoonist’s sleeping mind. Full review >
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SUMMER OF HAMNby Chuck D ; illustrated by Chuck D
A focused, fresh, urgent text filled with pictures worth 1,000 words and rhymes worth thousands more. Full review >
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THE YOUNG MANby Annie Ernaux ; translated by Alison L. Strayer
A crucial addition to Ernaux’s oeuvre. Full review >
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CROSSINGSby Ben Goldfarb
An astonishingly deep pool of wonders. Full review >
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THE LOST SUPPERGrescoe writes with color, energy, and humor, and the result is a fascinating book that leaves you hungry for more. Full review >
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CREEPby Myriam Gurba
A truly exceptional essay collection about safety, fear, and power. Full review >
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BLACK AF HISTORYby Michael Harriot ; illustrated by Jibola Fagbamiye
Fresh eyes and bold, entertaining language combine in this authoritative, essential work of U.S. history. Full review >
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LOU REEDby Will Hermes
An engrossing, fully dimensional portrait of an influential yet elusive performer. Full review >
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EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF AND GOD AGAINST ALLby Werner Herzog ; translated by Michael Hofmann
Fans and neophytes alike will relish the opportunity to delve deeply into Herzog’s fascinating mind. Full review >
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DOPPELGANGERby Naomi Klein
A disarming and addictive call to solidarity. Full review >
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FASHION KILLAExciting and exhaustive, this fun hip-hop history explains what your favorite rappers are wearing and why. Full review >
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ARTIFICIALby Amy Kurzweil
Intimate reflections and powerful visual elements combine in an exemplary work of graphic nonfiction. Full review >
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THE SISTERA vivid portrait of a ruthless, egocentric woman driven by an unrelenting sense of entitlement and destiny. Full review >
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THE DEADLINEby Jill Lepore
A noteworthy collection from an indispensable writer and thinker. Full review >
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PUNISHED FOR DREAMINGAn impassioned plea for educational justice. Full review >
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WILD GIRLSby Tiya Miles
A fresh, graceful contribution to women’s history. Full review >
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OF TIME AND TURTLESby Sy Montgomery ; illustrated by Matt Patterson
An engaging, informative, and colorful journey into the world of turtles. Full review >
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THE SISTERHOODby Liza Mundy
Another winner from Mundy, who tells a story that deserves to be told about women who deserve to be remembered. Full review >
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A MAN OF TWO FACESA fragmentary reflection on the refugee experience, at once lyrical and biting, by one of our leading writers. Full review >
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DEMOCRACY AWAKENINGReminding us that “how it comes out rests…in our own hands,” Richardson empowers us for the chapters yet to come. Full review >
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JEWISH SPACE LASERSWith solid research and engaging humor, this book takes apart the conspiracy theories surrounding the Rothschild family. Full review >
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FOREIGN BODIESby Simon Schama
A vivid account of the horror of epidemics and the breakthroughs that can bring them under control. Full review >
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BUDAPESTA beautifully wrought, admiring portrait of a beloved, beleaguered city and its people. Full review >
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HOW TO SAY BABYLONMore than catharsis; this is memoir as liberation. Full review >
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THE COMING WAVEby Mustafa Suleyman with Michael Bhaskar
An informative yet disturbing study and a clear warning from someone whose voice cannot be ignored. Full review >
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THE VOYAGE OF SORCERER IIby J. Craig Venter & David Ewing Duncan
Important and adventurous science on the high seas. Full review >
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THE GOLDEN SCREENby Jeff Yang
Whether you dip into it or read it from cover to cover, this book brings a hidden history to life. Full review >
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LION ON THE INSIDEby Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir with Judith Henderson ; illustrated by Katherine Ahmed
Stirring and impactful. Full review >
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MAMA'S SLEEPING SCARFby Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie ; illustrated by Joelle Avelino
Solidly reassuring. Full review >
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ON THE EDGE OF THE WORLDby Anna Desnitskaya ; illustrated by Anna Desnitskaya ; translated by Lena Traer
Will spark joy and inspire. Full review >
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DIM SUM PALACEby X. Fang ; illustrated by X. Fang
A real (delicious) trip. Full review >
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WE COULD FLYby Rhiannon Giddens ; illustrated by Briana Mukodiri Uchendu
Sublime. Full review >
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REMEMBERINGby Xelena González ; illustrated by Adriana M. Garcia
A gorgeous, deeply touching exploration of grief and remembrance. Full review >
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DESERT QUEENby Jyoti Rajan Gopal ; illustrated by Svabhu Kohli
Evocative and electrifying. Full review >
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SOMETHING, SOMEDAYby Amanda Gorman ; illustrated by Christian Robinson
An engaging offering whose hopeful message will resonate with readers of all ages. Full review >
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NOODLE CONQUERS COMFY MOUNTAINby Jonathan Graziano ; illustrated by Dan Tavis
A cozy, comforting read. Full review >
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HOW THIS BOOK GOT REDby Margaret Chiu Greanias ; illustrated by Melissa Iwai
Astute and adorable commentary on media representation. Full review >
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LOVE IS IN THE BEARby Judith Henderson ; illustrated by Nahid Kazemi
Elevates standard hibernation fare to a new level. Full review >
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ON THE TIP OF A WAVEby Joanna Ho ; illustrated by Cátia Chien
Inspiring insights into how art can reify vital current issues. Full review >
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THE PROMISEby Bridget Hodder & Fawzia Gilani-Williams ; illustrated by Cinzia Battistel
Tender and heart-rending. Full review >
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I WILL SWIM NEXT TIMEby Emily Joof ; illustrated by Matilda Ruta
Gentle, inspiring, and important. Full review >
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BÁBOby Astrid Kamalyan ; illustrated by Anait Semirdzhyan
An enchanting celebration of heritage and childhood joy. Full review >
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THE SHADE TREEby Suzy Lee ; illustrated by Suzy Lee ; translated by Helen Mixter
A gorgeous fable celebrating generosity and wit. Full review >
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AUTUMN PELTIER, WATER WARRIORby Carole Lindstrom ; illustrated by Bridget George
A touching ode to Indigenous activists organizing for generations of clean water. Full review >
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BENITA AND THE NIGHT CREATURESby Mariana Llanos ; illustrated by Cocoretto
An imaginative peek at colorful monsters. Full review >
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EMPTY AND MEby Azam Mahdavi ; illustrated by Maryam Tahmasebi ; translated by Parisa Saranj
A devastatingly honest book about loss, mourning, and recovery. Full review >
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JUST BECAUSEby Matthew McConaughey illustrated by Renée Kurilla
Charming and thought-provoking proof that we all contain multitudes. Full review >
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PROUD MOUSEby Cara Mentzel & Idina Menzel ; illustrated by Jaclyn Sinquett
Little sibs unite and distinguish yourselves! A nice lesson for kids who sometimes get lost in the shuffle. Full review >
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GANESHA'S GREAT RACEby Sanjay Patel & Emily Haynes ; illustrated by Sanjay Patel
A charming interpretation of a Hindu myth. Full review >
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THERE WAS A PARTY FOR LANGSTONby Jason Reynolds ; illustrated by Jerome Pumphrey & Jarrett Pumphrey
A bar set stratospherically high and cleared with room to spare. Full review >
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A LETTER FOR BOBby Kim Rogers ; illustrated by Jonathan Nelson
Slice-of-life Native stories told with joy and reverence. Full review >
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LISTENING TO THE QUIETby Cassie Silva ; illustrated by Frances Ives
A personal, child-friendly approach to sensory changes. Full review >
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DO YOU REMEMBER?by Sydney Smith ; illustrated by Sydney Smith
An immensely satisfying glimpse of a family’s ability to navigate challenges through honest conversation and mutual support. Full review >
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GAME OF FREEDOMby Duncan Tonatiuh ; illustrated by Duncan Tonatiuh
A superb portrait of Afro-Brazilian endurance. Full review >
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GOTTA GO!by Frank Viva ; illustrated by Frank Viva
Funny—and comically instructive. Full review >
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EVERY DREAMING CREATUREby Brendan Wenzel ; illustrated by Brendan Wenzel
Dazzling. Full review >
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THE WORDS WE SHAREby Jack Wong ; illustrated by Jack Wong
A sweet story of immigrant connections. Full review >
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DOGTOWNby Katherine Applegate & Gennifer Choldenko ; illustrated by Wallace West
Eminently readable and appealing; will tug at dog-loving readers’ heartstrings. Full review >
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FLYING UP THE MOUNTAINA highly affecting novel about young people working together to preserve the richness of their environment. Full review >
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CAT ON THE RUN IN CAT OF DEATH!by Aaron Blabey ; illustrated by Aaron Blabey
The perils of online celebrity take the form of frantic feline antics in this capable, caper-filled series starter. Full review >
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OLIVER'S GREAT BIG UNIVERSEby Jorge Cham ; illustrated by Jorge Cham
An irresistibly entertaining introduction to astrophysics. Full review >
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THE SPIRIT GLASSA thrilling tale brimming with magic and love. Full review >
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THREE TASKS FOR A DRAGONby Eoin Colfer ; illustrated by P.J. Lynch
An elegant and inspired fairy tale that feels both familiar and freshly penned. Full review >
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CROSS MY HEART AND NEVER LIEby Nora Dåsnes ; translated by Matt Bagguley ; illustrated by Nora Dåsnes
An absorbing, sincerely told story of adolescent self-discovery and connection. Full review >
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PROJECT FA compelling, nostalgic-feeling story exploring contemporary issues in a futuristic setting. Full review >
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THE LONGEST NIGHT IN EGYPTby David Anthony Durham ; illustrated by Eric Wilkerson
Nile-style adventures; just the ticket for Percy Jackson fans. Full review >
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GREENby Alex Gino
A compassionate, feel-good story affording readers opportunities for identification, information, and inspiration. Full review >
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WRECKERby Carl Hiaasen
A batten-down-the-hatches thriller anchored by critical real-life themes. Full review >
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ALEBRIJESby Donna Barba Higuera ; illustrated by David Álvarez
This heartfelt adventure signals hope for humanity, even in the aftermath of darkness. Full review >
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THE WINTERTON DECEPTIONIntelligent, intricately plotted, and ultimately moving. Full review >
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SHIRA & ESTHER'S DOUBLE DREAM DEBUTAdult readers may wish they were young again, so this could instantly become their favorite book. Full review >
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THE HOUSE OF THE LOST ON THE CAPEby Sachiko Kashiwaba ; translated by Avery Fischer Udagawa ; illustrated by Yukiko Saito
A powerful story of healing. Full review >
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WHERE'S JOON?by Julie Kim ; illustrated by Julie Kim
Rich in folklore, comedy, and color, a riotous and pleasurable treat. Full review >
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THE APARTMENT HOUSE ON POPPY HILLby Nina LaCour ; illustrated by Sònia Albert
Readers will want to move in here and meet these folks. Full review >
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ENLIGHTEN ME (A GRAPHIC NOVEL)by Minh Lê ; illustrated by Chan Chau
A thoughtful, humorous, community-centered exploration of identity and Buddhism. Full review >
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CHINESE MENUby Grace Lin ; illustrated by Grace Lin
An utterly delectable feast of history and storytelling. Full review >
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THE DUBIOUS PRANKS OF SHAINDY GOODMANby Mari Lowe
Engrossing and deeply relatable. Full review >
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THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF TATTERLYby Shanna Miles
A richly detailed story that amplifies the importance of connections and community. Full review >
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BILLY AND THE GIANT ADVENTUREby Jamie Oliver ; illustrated by Mónica Armiño
Dishes up a tasty round of youthful derring-do with several meaty topics on the side. Full review >
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JO JO MAKOONSby Dawn Quigley ; illustrated by Tara Audibert
An absolute delight. Full review >
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BARELY FLOATINGA body-positive story of growing up that’s sure to make a splash. Full review >
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WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE A BIRD (ADAPTED FOR YOUNG READERS)by David Allen Sibley ; illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Splendid. Full review >
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MASCOTby Charles Waters & Traci Sorell
A brilliant story not to be missed; deeply engaging from the first page. Full review >
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REMEMBER USAn exquisitely wrought story of self and community. Full review >
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ALL YOU HAVE TO DOby Autumn Allen
An electric debut: a must-read for all. Full review >
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THE BLOOD YEARSA moving glimpse into a past that is an all-too-possible vision of our future. Full review >
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THE SCARLET ALCHEMISTGrisly, dark, and utterly entrancing. Full review >
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THE PRINCE & THE COYOTEby David Bowles ; illustrated by Amanda Mijangos
Riveting. Full review >
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GORGEOUS GRUESOME FACESby Linda Cheng
Immensely and terrifyingly satisfying from beginning to end. Full review >
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GWEN & ART ARE NOT IN LOVEby Lex Croucher
Frankly a delight. Full review >
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WEEDSolid research and a global perspective create a useful approach focusing on harm reduction. Full review >
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THOSE PINK MOUNTAIN NIGHTSby Jen Ferguson
Intimate and impactful. Full review >
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DISCOVERING LIFE'S STORYby Joy Hakim
Thoroughly engrossing and highly recommended. Full review >
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THE SPELLS WE CASTby Jason June
With Texas-sized heart and cinematic action, this magical fantasy is a crowd pleaser. Full review >
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ROSES & VIOLETSby Gry Kappel Jensen ; translated by Sharon E. Rhodes
The Scandinavian atmosphere and engaging narrative voices uplift and deepen this magical boarding school story. Full review >
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THE COLLECTORSedited by A.S. King
An eclectic, poignant, and introspective treasure trove. Full review >
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BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE HEREHighly imaginative and powerfully affecting. Full review >
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MALL GOTHby Kate Leth ; illustrated by Kate Leth ; color by Diana Sousa
A thoughtful, relationship-driven story. Full review >
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THIEVES' GAMBITA fast-paced roller coaster of a read. Full review >
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THE FALL OF WHIT RIVERAA sentimental story about friendship, family, and love as sweet as a pumpkin spice latte. Full review >
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NO ONE LEFT BUT YOUby Tash McAdam
Poignant and intoxicating. Full review >
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YAQUI DELGADO WANTS TO KICK YOUR ASSby Meg Medina ; adapted by Mel Valentine Vargas ; illustrated by Mel Valentine Vargas ; color by Mary Lee Fenner
A decade on, as relevant as ever and likely to capture the hearts of even more readers. Full review >
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SINNER'S ISLEA swashbuckling, swoonworthy standout. Full review >
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THIS WINTERby Alice Oseman ; illustrated by Alice Oseman
Short and sweet. Full review >
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WISH OF THE WICKEDThis sprawling, action-packed origin story, layered in mystique, will pull readers into its fascinating world. Full review >
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ALL THE THINGS WE NEVER SAIDHonestly portrays the dark parts of life—and shows that there is hope. Full review >
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A PRETTY IMPLAUSIBLE PREMISEby Karen Rivers
Implausible? Maybe, but also smart and infused with enough heart to make suspending disbelief a pleasure. Full review >
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THE TWENTY-ONEA moving and absorbing account of an urgent case. Full review >
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THE GRIMMERA satisfying supernatural tale centering a reluctant hero who discovers the universe’s time-bending secrets. Full review >
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ALL THE FIGHTING PARTSAn unforgettable story of healing told through phenomenal poetry. Full review >
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A PRAYER FOR VENGEANCEPerfectly balanced action, reflection, and intrigue; sure to offer wide appeal. Full review >
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COURAGE TO DREAMby Neal Shusterman ; illustrated by Andrés Vera Martínez
Moving examples of the power of culture and folklore to offer help, hope, and inspiration to act. Full review >
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