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Through the Black Gate

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By Alfredo Cáceres, Rebecca Barrow, Chrystal D. Giles
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Alfredo Cáceres. Atheneum, $24.99 hardcover (272p) ISBN 978-1-6659-4183-9; $14.99 paper ISBN 978-1-6659-4182-2 Two Chilean children and a mystical cat traverse a liminal realm of the dead in this atmospheric solo debut, a graphic novel about grief and healing from Cáceres (Pennies). Following a devastating fire that kills her parents while she’s away, young Irene is left with only the smoldering remains of their home.
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This Must Be the Place

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By Kelly Quindlen, Alfredo Cáceres, Rebecca Barrow
| Publishers Weekly Verified
This Must Be the Place Upon inheriting a queer bar from a dead relative, a newly out teen must learn the ins and outs of running a business while navigating first love in this tender romance from Quindlen (Her Name in the Sky). High school graduate Louisa returns to her hometown of Rustin, Ala., for the funeral of her great-uncle George, a local football hero.
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Doe by Rebecca Barrow

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By Rebecca Barrow, Alfredo Cáceres, Chrystal D. Giles
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Barrow (The Tournament) delivers a dark and simmering supernatural horror novel in verse that examines jealousy, belonging, and the dangerous allure of revenge. At West Easton High, Maris reigns as captain of the cheer squad, a tight-knit group of intersectionally diverse girls who find their only refuge in one another. Their bond feels unbreakable, but the arrival of new teammate Genevieve threatens that equilibrium.
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