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Promise Boys Book Review

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By Nick Brooks, Lucinda Dyer
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 14+ Inspiring teens solve a murder in spellbinding mystery. Parents need to know that Nick Brooks' Promise Boys is a fast-paced, impossible-to-put-down mystery with a powerful message about prejudging someone simply because of the color of their skin or where they come from. After the principal of Urban Promise Prep is murdered, suspicion immediately falls on three boys of color (two Black and one Latino).
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Nothing Interesting Ever Happens to Ethan Fairmont Book Review

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By Nick Brooks, Michael Berry
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age 8+ Plenty happens to teen in fun, funny E.T. homage. Parents need to know that Nothing Interesting Ever Happens to Ethan Fairmont by Nick Brookschronicles the adventures of a teen inventor who meets a stranded extraterrestrial. (No, not that one.) Fun and funny, but with occasional serious moments, the book is perfect for middle-grade readers. Ethan deals with verbal bullying and some pushing, but there's nothing very rough. And there's no swearing, sex, or substance use.
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When Devils Sing by Xan Kaur

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By Xan Kaur, Nick Brooks, Andrew White Verified
| Pan Macmillan
When Devils Sing is a rural, atmospheric YA horror, perfect for fans of Stephen King. In the shadows of a small Georgia town, four unlikely allies must unravel the sinister secrets behind a local teen's disappearance during the eerie Cicada Festival. When Dawson Sumter goes missing, all he leaves behind is a smattering of blood in room 4 of the debt-ridden motel owned by Neera Singh's family. Disappearances like this aren't uncommon in the rural Georgia town of Carrion.
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