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The Beloved World of Sonia Sotomayor

age 10+

Inspiring memoir teaches kids to dream big.

By Sonia Sotomayor

(2019)

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Someday

age 14+

Third novel digs deeper into themes of equality, morality.

By David Levithan

(2018)

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The Cobalt Prince: 5 Worlds, Book 2

age 8+

New dangers, unexpected allies enliven galactic quest.

By Mark Siegel, Alexis Siegel

(2018)

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Babymouse Tales from the Locker: Lights, Camera, Middle School!

age 8+

Series moves to middle school, tackles fear with humor.

By Jennifer L. Holm, Matthew Holm

(2017)

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Dan and Phil Go Outside

age 12+

Fans will love YouTubers' book about a show about a book.

By Dan Howell, Phil Lester

(2016)

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Penguin Problems

age 3+

Cold, cranky penguin looks on the dark side in funny book.

By Jory John

(2016)

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Journey to the Lights: Disney Frozen: Northern Lights

age 6+

Upbeat "Frozen" spin-off is an easy chapter book for fans.

By Suzanne Francis

(2016)

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Hilo: The Boy Who Crashed to Earth: Hilo, Book 1

age 8+

Fun graphic novel about Earth adventures of boy from space.

By Judd Winick

(2015)

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The Kissing Booth

age 13+

Romance fans will swoon over teen author's ebook sensation.

By Beth Reekles

(2013)

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Another Day

age 14+

Thought-provoking, inventive teen romance with a twist.

By David Levithan

(2015)

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Deep Sea

age 14+

Tender summer tale is 3rd in saga of Jewish girl in WWII.

By Annika Thor

(2014)

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The Fourteenth Goldfish

age 8+

Funny, sweet fountain-of-youth fantasy about growing wiser.

By Jennifer L. Holm

(2014)

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The Invisible Boy

age 6+

Kind tale of empathy shows how to reach out to left-out kid.

By Trudy Ludwig

(2013)

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Teardrop

age 13+

Louisiana setting best part of fantasy-romance series intro.

By Lauren Kate

(2013)

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Mister Max: The Book of Lost Things

age 8+

Intriguing tale of boy as detective after parents vanish.

By Cynthia Voigt

(2013)

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Toys in Space

age 5+

Quirky tale-within-a-tale overflows with fun details.

By Mini Grey

(2013)

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Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library

age 8+

Fun mystery about kids locked in library by wacky genius.

By Chris Grabenstein

(2013)

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Belle Epoque

age 11+

Charming story of plucky plain Jane in 1880s Paris.

By Elizabeth Ross

(2013)

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Twerp

age 10+

Poignant middle school novel has great humor and depth.

By Mark Goldblatt

(2013)

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The Tragedy Paper

age 12+

Thoughtful story about a tragedy teen boy brings on himself.

By Elizabeth LaBan

(2013)

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