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Anderson uses the exploration of manipulation and coercion to craft a thought-provoking narrative.
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Readers are given some great examples of ways white people can/should engage in a conversation about race with their children.
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Readers get an understanding of the difficult tensions involved in power struggles both personal and societal. Great characters and excellent pacing.
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Poet X uses her words to create definitions. This is a beautiful novel about harnessing the power of your words to shape your world and your destiny.
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Great book about bravery and taking a chance. Perfect for parents with children who are timid or shy.
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Gloria does a great job of communicating the complexities inherent in the lives of immigrant children. This book ticks all the boxes for me!
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Grimes uses Psalm 121 to depict a rocky relationship that changes into a good friendship. It was a book I hugged to my chest after reading.
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Great historical retelling of the 1936 Olympic rowing team's victory. The lives these nine men led were amazing.
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I love the way Dr. Parker explains his care for women. His approach to the abortion issue is nuanced and, most importantly, loving.
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An insightful look at wilderness therapy camps. Responsibility, self-awareness and self-actualization blend perfectly in this book.
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Part self-help and part memorial, this is a great book to help children learn to process grief. I adore it.
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This story is mainly about the importance of voice. A teen girl's voice has the least power, but the most importance.
