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Under the Rubble: The Hidden Letters of the Warsaw Ghetto

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By Elisa Boxer, Darla Kaminsky, Barbara Marquez
| School Library Journal Verified
by (text) & illus. by Oksana Drachkovska . Mar. 2026. 32p. Tr $19.95. ISBN 9781681157092. Gr 3-6 COPY ISBN Gr 3-6–These firsthand accounts offer a chilling yet poignant portrayal of life during the Nazi occupation. The narrative follows a group of individuals determined to preserve their stories, ensuring their history would never be forgotten beneath the rubble. Their courage and foresight frame the book as a historical account and a testament to resilience.
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To Dance the Moon and Stars

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By Tasia M S, Barbara Marquez, Emily Lloyd-Jones
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Tasia MS and Barbara Perez Marquez. Joy Revolution, $24.99 hardcover (256p) ISBN 978-0-593-80918-1; $18.99 paper ISBN 978-0-593-80919-8 In their dazzling graphic novel romantasy, debut creator MS and Perez Marquez (Game of Code) follow a high priestess-in-training struggling to reconcile her responsibility to her family’s legacy with her passion.
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Augusta Pine Does Not Exist

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By Emily Lloyd-Jones, Barbara Marquez, Tasia M S
| Publishers Weekly Verified
A teen turned covert asset matches wits with her unsuspecting hostage-takers in this outstanding thriller from Lloyd-Jones (The Wild Huntress), set in a technologically evolved near-future Portland, Ore. The narrator is 15 when her botched hacking of a driverless car kills her boyfriend and, briefly, herself, deactivating her government-issued biometric tattoo, which is used to confirm one’s identity.
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