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RIDE / ĐẠP XE

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By Bao Phi
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A beautiful spotlight on a shared growing experience guided by both love and letting go. Two generations share the same milestone in this bilingual title from the creators of the Caldecott Honor–winning A Different Pond (2017). Two stories are told in parallel: scenes of a dad with his child, rendered in mostly blue with English dialogue, and scenes depicting a mother and her child, portrayed in a yellow and sepia palette, in Vietnamese.
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Your Boyfriend Needs an Exorcist

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By Justine Winans, Melissa Koch, Bao Phi
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Your Boyfriend Needs an Exorcist An unexpected turn of events provides a lonely ghost with a second chance at life in this uplifting horror-comedy from Winans (How to Survive a Slasher), which sensitively touches on themes of toxic masculinity, emotional abuse, and sexual assault. Years after dying in a car accident, 15-year-old Schuyler, who reads as white, haunts her neighborhood as an evil spirit, periodically succumbing to uncontrollable fits of bloodthirsty violence.
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The Fire Serpent Legacy

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By Justine Winans, Melissa Koch, Bao Phi
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Cindy L. Rodriguez. HarperCollins, $19.99 (256p) ISBN 978-0-06-327685-7 A Brazilian-born tween discovers a mythical beast’s egg in this high-spirited, environmentally conscious fantasy from Rodriguez (Lola Reyes is So Not Worried). Aurelia isn’t supposed to touch Avó Lucia’s things, but when curiosity gets the best of the 11-year-old New York City resident, Auri finds in a closet an item that suggests her parents didn’t die in an accident as she and her older sister Julia believe.
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