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Hawk & Sparrow by Ayana Gray

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By Ayana Gray
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: First Ink The sumptuous YA romantic fantasy from the New York Times-bestselling author Ayana Gray, Hawk & Sparrow is perfect for fans of Divine Rivals. A young reporter gets embroiled in a murder investigation and must fake a relationship with a wealthy sorcerer to save her livelihood, and find the truth.
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La Bandera: Poems of Resistance and Pride

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By Anika Denise, Mo Willems, Ayana Gray
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Denise (Gato Guapo) and debut illustrator Lugo recount Puerto Rico’s ongoing struggle for autonomy in this layered and resonant collection. Fourteen powerful poems unspool “a complex narrative that is missing from mainstream... books,” conveying the history of the island, its people, and its flag.
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I Will Eat You in the End

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By Mo Willems, Anika Denise, Ayana Gray
| Publishers Weekly Verified
David Duff, illus. by Marianna Coppo. Holiday House/Porter, $19.99 (72p) ISBN 978-0-8234-6393-0 This Beckettian two-parter by Duff (The Day Moon and Earth Had an Argument) and Coppo (The Book That Can Read Your Mind) lays out the realities of the life cycle with unstinting matter-of-factness and disarming wit. In a somewhat existential cold open, an enormous teal sauropod inadvertently squishes the companion of a pink bowler-hatted worm.
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