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The Moon Without Stars Book Review

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By Chanel Miller, Kya Jones
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 11+ Puberty, friend drama in heartfelt story for older tweens. Parents need to know that The Moon Without Stars by Chanel Miller's (Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All) is a middle-grade novel about Luna Noon, an Asian American girl navigating the seventh grade. Luna feels pretty ordinary compared to her peers, but after she helps a classmate, some popular kids befriend her. But then they start to do things Luna isn't comfortable with, like cruelly bullying her best friend, Scott.
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When I Redraw the World

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By Linda Skeers, Chanel Miller, Amber McBride, Roshani Chokshi
| buff.ly
Lying on their stomach, crayon in hand, a child contemplates literally redrawing the world in this hopeful picture book. They start out by addressing the really big issues: “When I redraw the world, no one will be hungry. And everyone will have a home.
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The Big Bad Wolf Murder

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By Chanel Miller, Amber McBride, Roshani Chokshi, P G Bell
| buff.ly
Bell (The Beanstalk Murder) offers a smorgasbord of whirlwind action, riveting characters, and relatable life lessons in this murder mystery spin on “Little Red Riding Hood.” Cocky, white-cued 12-year-old Ruby Calvino is the youngest human player participating in the Tooth & Claw championship finals, a hide-and-seek-like sport during which athletes overcome obstacles while being hunted by a wolf.
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