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Recommended by one of my favorite readers, Abby!  She said it was her favorite book of the summer.  Julie liked it too.

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YA mystery recommended to me by several of my students. Something about the premise reminds me of One of Us is Lying...

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Historical fiction, set during the after the Vietnam War. So many people in my reading community have recommended it, and EVERYONE who's read this book loves it. Goodreads gives it 4.63 stars!!

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I found this graphic novel on a library "must read" list and checked it out for my son. He didn't seem interested though, so I think I will use it to kickstart my independent reading. I always thought I didn't like graphic novels, but turns out, I usually do!

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Mom recommended this book to me; it's nonfiction... a memoir. I ordered it from Leigh's and will get to it Q1 probably.

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Jannat B. recommended this book to me!

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So many Blach students have told me about this book- I feel like I'm missing out! Also has been turned into a Netflix mini series.

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Don't know too much about this book, but it's by Jason Reynolds and I'll read anything by him. It's about two brothers who spend the summer with their grandfather.

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By Jason Reynolds- I love this author. This one is a novel in verse. It's the story of a teenage boy seeking revenge for the murder of his brother.

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This recommendation came from my favorite reading buddy, Mollie. She's never handed me a book that I haven't LOVED. It's fiction- about a gifted woman scientist, living in the 1960's, who happens to be autistic. She's living in the male-dominated world of science, but her autism helps her get ahead and break gender boundaries.

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Liehn recommended this to me, and it sounds like a book I would enjoy since I typically love reading memoirs...

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I keep hearing about this book... all students seem to love it! I keep meaning to check it out.

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Ms. Meckler recommended this book to me- she read it this summer! It's told from the perspective of a dog and begins at the end of the story.

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Historical fiction- a woman with a talent for forgery help Jewish children escape the Nazis during the Holocaust.  Recommended by Janice- we have very similar taste in books, so I think I'd like this one a lot...

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Recommended by Hana and Kelly Gallagher!

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Recommended by Janice, and my mom is reading it for her book club: identical twin sisters who run away at age sixteen. One choose to identify as black, the other as white.. This book is at the TOP of my list :)

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I've had this book on my nightstand for a while, but haven't gotten to it yet! It's a memoir about a girl whose parents did not believe in school. Several of my students read this last year and really loved it!

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I keep hearing about this book, so it must be good! Recommended by Liz and Marcia- has a fantasy element, which is not what I usually read- given the chance, would we go back and make different decisions in our lives?

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This YA murder mystery has been around for a few years and remains super popular with students.  And Dr. K and Anya both read it and loved it, and I know we have similar reading tastes.

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Recommended by Mollie

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New historical fiction by Jennifer A. Nielsen, author of A Night Divided. This one is et in Poland during WWII.

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Historical fiction- a quick, fun read that teaches you about the Black Panther movement in Oakland in the 1960's

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A student suggestion from our reading recommendation padlets... I just love the cover!  This one is about eating disorders, something that I know very little about and it seems important to try to understand it better.