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“Here are ten excellent new books that reflect the ups and downs of young readers’ emotional lives, from toddlerhood to the teenage years.”
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“Jackson, Ghost in the Night Scholastic, August 4 recommended for ages 9-12 Readers who enjoyed Tiffany D.”
“Told in prose, poetry, and text messages, this novel employs the fantastic to take a thoughtful, honest look at kids’ experiences with anxiety.”
“In Robin Easter’s new graphic novel, monster-loving Jamie moves to a new town and tries to find her place in the school’s social ecosystem.”
“Jessica Spotswood, The Harrow Home for Wayward Girls Henry Holt and Co., August 25 recommended for ages 14-18 Two of my favorite authors working in young adult fiction have new novels coming out this month, and I can’t wait to read both.”
“In engaging profiles, tennis legend Billie Jean King and journalist Liz Robbins write about eleven different players making waves in women’s sports, focusing not only on their athletic accomplishments but also on the ways they’ve broken barriers, stood up against injustice, and fought for the causes they believe in.”
“Together, Grace and Rose must uncover the Harrow Home’s secrets and seek justice—or ghostly vengeance—for the young women who suffered there.”
“Delacorte Press published a new English edition of the first book in 2020, translated by Emily Balistrieri and illustrated by Yuta Onoda.”
“The first is The Harrow Home for Wayward Girls by Jessica Spotswood, author of the Cahill Witch Chronicles fantasy trilogy.”
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