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Reveals, through emails from various people, the growing connection between sixteen-year-old James, who is obsessed with the fate of a juvenile humpback whale he adopted, and Darren, a would-be filmmaker who once did community service in James's Special Education classroom.

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A biography of the Yavapai Indian who became an important advocate of Indian rights, earned a medical degree, and founded the Society of American Indians.

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"A fancy fine dining establishment has opened in Quinnie Boyd's Maine town, creating new competition for her father's humble cafe. When things start to go wrong at the cafe, Quinnie suspects the people behind the new restaurant are to blame"--

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After her brother's death from a heart defect, Lucy starts seventh grade at a new school--whose students survived a shooting four years ago--and must navigate different kinds of grief and healing

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"Andrea, a young indigenous Colombian woman, has returned to the land she calls home. She comes to mourn her child--and to capture evidence of the illegal mining that displaced her family"--

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After his mother walked out on the family, seven-year-old Charlie comforted his inconsolable father by sharing the silly beetle boy stories his mother told him. Years later, these stolen stories still haunt Charlie's dreams.

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Sixteen-year-old Josh falls in love with newcomer Chatham Claiborne, who has come to town to find her missing sister, but when Chatham suddenly disappears Josh unearths a web of lies and secrecy surrounding her life, and in doing so unwittingly discovers vital clues to the town's longest unsolved mystery.

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A stirring graphic retelling of the lives of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bront

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The Bug on a Bike is on his way somewhere, and every animal he meets decides to follow along. Monroe's at her madcap, intricate best, creating pages of Richard Scarry-like busy-world illustrations that readers are sure to pore over for hours. Full color.

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"Twenty five girls are invited to attend the mysterious Camp So-and-So over the summer where they work with their cabin mates to compete in the All-Camp Sports 7 Follies"--

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When Megan, Raf, and talking dog Bradley get their first real case, they find themselves tracking a puppy that is not as adorable as it seems, and trying to end an ancient curse.

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An endearing Latina protagonist struggles with everyday kid issues through the creative lens of magical powers - now in Spanish

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Full of whimsy and intrigue, this is ultimately a touching story of inter-generational bonds.

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Sofie, sixteen, lives alone with her father, a Scottish fisherman, on New Hampshire's coast and isn't prepared for the return of her pregnant mother--a Cambodian immigrant--or for the forbidden relationship she's begun with a young Army medic back from Afghanistan.

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What do you feed a trapeze family to keep them up in the air Or a lion with a gourmet palate These whimsical poems reveal what fuels a crew of circus performers.

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Katy, Nate, and Renata had no farther to fall down the social ladder. But when they hit bottom, they found each other. Together, they wanted to change things. To stop the torment. So they made a plan. One person seemed to have everyone's secretsNand all the power. If they could stop him. But secrets are complicated, powerful things. Illustrations.

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A wrenchingly honest, thought-provoking exploration of a girl judged and dismissed by society who must break the cycle of shaming that traps her in her real life and comforts her in her online one.

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-In this wordless graphic novel, Andrew sets out on a game of hide-and-seek with a friendly forest monster. Andrew is so focused--and the monster is so tricky--that Andrew cannot find it even when it is hiding in plain sight---

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GLOW meets Bojack Horseman in a sharp, thoughtful, and hysterically funny pro-wrestling comedy

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Fifteen-year-old Tam Ling Fan disguises herself as her twin brother, journeys from her village in China to California, and works as a laborer on the Transcontinental Railroad--where she faces danger on multiple fronts--to earn the money her family desperately needs. Includes author's note.

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The next step forward in graphic novels for young adults. Critically acclaimed graphic memoirist MariNaomi turns to YA fiction and creates a bold, compassionate, and sci-fi-tinged trilogy.

(Hardback, Revised ed.)

During a day's playing in the snow, Harriet decides that her little brother Walt isn't as big a pest as she once thought he was.