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Dear Mr. Dickens
Gr 1-5–It is difficult to find children’s books that focus on the severity of anti-Semitism that aren’t about the persecution of the Jewish people during eras such as the Holocaust, pogroms, or the Inquisition. Churnin, known for her feel-good picture biographies about unlikely heroes, examines a less-familiar period in history in her newest work.
The Infinity Courts
Gr 8 Up–Nami Miyamoto really can’t complain: great family, good grades, and a budding romance with her best friend Finn that she can’t wait to explore. Nothing out of the ordinary, but Nami feels like her life is finally opening up for her. She may have a weird habit of talking to her O-Tech watch—Ophelia—like she’s a real person, but hey, if Ophelia can help her navigate the twists and turns of teen life, then why wouldn’t Nami be nice?
The Initial Insult
Gr 9 Up–Tress Montor lost everything the night her parents disappeared seven years ago: her family, her friends, and the respect her last name usually demands in the town of Amontillado. Now she lives on the Amontillado Animal Sanctuary—what the locals call “the White Trash Zoo”—with her alcoholic grandfather Cecil and a motley assortment of animals. The town has turned its back on her, and she wants answers—or revenge.
Return of the Thief
Gr 9 Up–After being born with the infirmity that runs through his family and earning the nickname “monstrous” as a baby, Pheris Mostrus Erondites has grown up aware of his own limitations and vulnerabilities, from his bad leg and arm as well as his inability to communicate verbally. Pheris is as surprised as anyone when he is named Baron Erondites’s heir and sent to the Attolian court to serve as an attendant to the king of Attolia, Eugenides.
The Lost Book of Adana Moreau
DEBUT In this labyrinthine debut novel about story’s power to traverse time and space, the sf-loving Saul Drower hopes to fulfill his grandfather’s dying wish—return a massive manuscript to Maxwell Moreau. But when the envelope is returned unopened, he embarks on a rabbit-hole journey with his investigative reporter best friend that takes them to the stricken post-Katrina New Orleans. Along the way, Saul uncovers his own family’s secrets.
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