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Brian uses basketball to block out memories of his girlfriend and her family who were gunned down a year ago, but the upcoming murder trial and a high school history assignment force him to face the past and decide how far he should go to see justice served. Includes facts about miscarriages of justice in American history.

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A coming-of-age novel about finding a place in the world (with a healthy dose of rock and roll!)

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A YA graphic novel that asks the question, "What if you realized you had all the talents of a super spy" and gives a riotous, surprising answer

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After seventeen-year-old Brooks Rattigan agrees to be a stand-in Homecoming date for a friend's geeky but wealthy cousin, he realizes becoming a (completely platonic) rent-a-date for the socially awkward could help him earn college money.

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"Angel discovers that the memory-altering program she was part of may still be active--and her life may in more danger than ever."--

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Fifteen-year-old fast-talking Shreve is thriving in juvenile detention until he is assigned a strangely silent and vulnerable new cellmate, Jack, who just might have superpowers and who attracts the attention both of the cellblock bullies and sinister Mr. Quincrux.

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As Shreve Cannon's ability to absorb the memories of others has him teetering on the edge of insanity, he returns to the custody of the state of Arkansas, this time in a mental institution, but he must collect himself and find Jack, the Twelve-Fingered Boy, if he is to stop an unspeakable evil that is stirring in Baltimore.

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"Shreve, along with Jack and his mute girlfriend Ember, travel to Maryland to solve the mystery behind "the elder," the ancient, malevolent force hidden near Baltimore, which has been sending psychic tremors out into the world causing mayhem, mass suicides, and the beginning of the end of civilization"--

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Nouri, who is Shiite,and his cousin Talib, who is halfSunni, live in a war zone. Iraq isn't just fighting Americans. It's at war with itself; Sunnis arefighting Shiites. Only a miracle can mend the rift tearing a country and a family apart.

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Translation of: Le Loup en slip hip hip!

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"The Wolf helps out around the forest but does not ask for coins in return. Some other animals get suspicious--and toss the Wolf in prison"--

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The campers solve a mystery centered around the effects of pollution on the environment.

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Kennewick Man is a paleo-American skeleton discovered in Washington in the late 1990s. K-mans remains would eventually further scientific understanding of the origins and experiences of the earliest human inhabitants of this continentbut not before a protracted court battle over the fate of the bones.

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Look out! A little yellow fish swims alone in a big ocean. A hungry barracuda searches for something to eat. A school of fish band together and find strength in numbers. Under the waves, every fish is a hero in its own story.

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"Some suspected supervillains have stolen outer-space tech. To learn why, Timothy Dinoman will visit a mountain fortress, a giant blimp, and a diner with excellent pancakes. He'll even meet a really cute cat"--

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Fox tries to stop her cousin Roxy from acting like a bully, and the reader helps her make choices as they encounter many other creatures, some friendly and some dangerous.

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"When her veteran dad is committed to a psych ward, one girl must unravel a conspiracy that connects her past and the terrorist attack on 9/11"--

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Whether tall or short or weak or strong, we all have value and we all belong.

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"Ben has to wear hearing aids, but being inseparable from the super-popular Tyler allows him to think of himself as normal. But Tyler blows him off senior year and Ben needs to rethink who he is--and who Tyler is"--

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Kids learn what ten famous figures were like at the age of ten in this beautifully illustrated and browsable group biography

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In 1941, ten-year-old Joseph Joffo and his older brother, Maurice, must hide their Jewish heritage and undertake a long and dangerous journey from Nazi-occupied Paris to reach their other brothers in the free zone.

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A powerful picture book about finding hope and peace after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki

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This story reveals the remarkable life of a Native American boy named Wassaja, or "Beckoning," who was kidnapped from his Yavapai tribe and sold as a slave. Adopted by an Italian photographer in 1871 and renamed Carlos Montezuma, the young boy traveled throughout the Old West, bearing witness to the prejudice against and poor treatment of Native Americans.

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A revitalized edition of a celebrated book, in which author-artist Zeina Abirached reflects, 10 years onward, about the experiences that shaped her graphic memoir and the future of her home city