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The Many Masks of Andy Zhou: Identity, Friendship, and Finding Your Place
The Many Masks of Andy Zhou, written by Jack Cheng, follows a young Shanghainese-American boy named Andy. When his grandparents […]
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What Happens Next: Claire Swinarski
What Happens Next by Claire Swinarski is a beautifully crafted work of art. The story centers around 12-year-old stargazer Abby […]
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The Kate In Between by Claire Swinarski
The Kate In Between is an inspirational realistic-fiction piece by Claire Swinarski. This beautiful story follows 12-year-old Kate McAllister as […]
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Finally Heard by Kelly Yang
Finally Heard, a novel by Kelly Yang, seamlessly blends the personal and digital spheres in a compelling work of realistic […]
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A Kind of Spark by Elle McNicoll
A Kind of Spark by Elle McNicoll is a heart-wrenching novel centered around autistic 11-year-old Addie. In the novel, Addie […]
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Imposter Syndrome
Imposter Syndrome by Patricia Park navigates the complexities of identity and belonging. This compelling piece of realistic fiction masterfully tackles […]
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Rules by Cynthia Lord
Rules by Cynthia Lord is an insightful novel. The book is told from the perspective of twelve-year-old Catherine. Catherine has […]
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Finally Seen by Kelly Yang
Finally Seen by Kelly Yang is a heartwarming book. The book follows a 10-year-old Chinese girl named Lina Gao who […]
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Vanderbeekers Series
The Vanderbeekers was a great series. This series is about a big family with five kids and three pets, Jesse, […]
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Walk Two Moons
***This review contains spoilers. *** Reviewed by Eddie and Lana The book, Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech was a […]