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The Manga
By Lisi Harrison
Claire Lyons is the new girl at Octavian Country Day School, an exclusive private school in Westc...
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Dork Diaries 7: Tales from a Not-So-Glam TV Star
By Rachel Renée Russell
Everyone’s been rooting for Nikki Maxwell and her crush, Brandon—and fans will finally learn if t...
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Story Thieves
By James Riley
A hilarious, action-packed New York Times bestselling series launches with a story-within-a-story...
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The Swift Boys & Me
By Kody Keplinger
The lyrical and moving middle-grade debut from YA author Kody Keplinger! Eleven-year-old Nola Sut...
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Anne of Green Gables
By L. M. Montgomery
Orphaned Anne Shirley has no idea what to expect when she comes to live with Matthew and Marilla ...
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Weird But True World 2024
By National Geographic Kids
Discover Earth’s strangest natural wonders, animals, festivals, ancient architecture, news, and more in this annual compendium of everything Weird But True! fans love ... and then some. Readers will journey across the seven continents, dive into the ocean, and even blast off into space to discover a whole wide world of weird.
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100 Ways to Make the World Better!
By Lisa M. Gerry
This uplifting book inspires the next generation to step up and make the world a better place. In...
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This Book Stinks!: Gross Garbage, Rotten Rubbish, and the Science of Trash
By Sarah Wassner Flynn
Get up close and personal with a wonderful world of waste. From composting and recycling, to land...
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Kids vs. Plastic: Ditch the straw and find the pollution solution to bottles, bags, and other single-use plastics
By Julie Beer
Jam-packed with surprising information about plastic's effect on the environment, plus loads of p...
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The Deadly Daylight
By Harrier, Ash
12-year-old Alice has a hard time making friends. Maybe it's because she works in a funeral home and receives messages from the dead. While the kids at school taunt her and call her “Alice in Zombieland," Alice England finds refuge at her father’s funeral home, where the dead tell her stories. As she arranges the deceased’s personal mementos, an item will hum with meaning–resonance–and Alice will see the story of their life.
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