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Pesah has long suffered from leprosy, with his twin sister, Ziva, devoted to his care. When he has a vision that the Angel of Death is coming for him, the twins flee to find a cure. A demon promises them safety in Luz, where no one dies—if they can outrun Death itself.

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With the help of his old friends and new foster family, Win “Coal” Keegan navigates the twists and turns of life as a boy who can turn invisible in this action-packed, superhero origin story.

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Tracey Baptiste is a New York Times bestselling author, best known for the creepy Caribbean Jumbies trilogy. She is also the author of BOY 2.0, AFRICAN ICONS, and the graphic nonfiction ROSA PARKS AND CLAUDETTE COLVIN. Tracey writes fiction and nonfiction picture books, middle grade, young adult, and graphic novels. She is a former elementary school teacher, curriculum designer, and editor. Tracey travels for school visits anywhere in the world and offers classes and mentorships on her website.

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Maudie McGinn has a secret. When a wildfire upends her summer with her father and distances her from the tensions of her mother’s grasp, Maudie finds freedom and confidence for the first time. Life feels like a dream, but will Maudie’s secret shatter her safety and her sense of self?

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Told in alternating chapters of Drew’s prose and Mia’s verse, two middle school students form a friendship over the summer as they train or a half-marathon. Each has reasons for pursuing the race as they deal with their own family struggles, but they will soon discover how much they need the support of one another.

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Apprenticed to a famed mapmaker, Sai joins an expedition to chart new lands and escape her past. The farther they sail, the more dangerous the journey becomes, with storms, sea monsters, and secrets lurking beneath the waves. But as the truth about their voyage is revealed, Sai must decide who she really is.

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A 13-year-old struggles with a serious eating disorder while hiding it from friends and family until he is hospitalized. Told in a first-person diary form, we experience the inner battles that Jake faces and attempts to combat.

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After an exciting vacation to Disneyland, Feng-Li’s parents reveal they're returning to Taiwan, leaving her and her siblings behind in America. As the kids grapple with living on their own,

learning English, and attending school, Feng-Li must find a way to keep her family together, even when they’re miles apart.

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Kemi Carter sees the world through ratios and numbers - logical explanations and mathematical rules. When an asteroid threatens Earth, Kemi’s calculations can’t soften the inevitable, no matter how hard she tries. As she builds a time capsule to preserve her family’s story, Kemi learns what truly matters can’t be determined by numbers.

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Malaysian teen Najwa returns to the annual Scrabble championship a year after her best friend, Trina, suddenly died. Still wrestling with anxiety and grief, Najwa hopes to honor Trina by winning the tournament. When posts from Trina’s social media account suggest foul play, Najwa launches her investigation into the mystery of Trina’s death.

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This is the heartwarming and heartbreaking story of 11-year-old Hank Hooperman, left home alone with his three-year-old sister, Boo when their often-absent mother disappears. Using wit and bravery, Hank must find a safe place to temporarily land.

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Sally J. Pla - Children's Author - Award-winning books for young people of all ages.

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Award-winning children’s author Sally J. Pla includes neurodiversity, autism, humor, empathy, compassion, joy, and acceptance in her books.

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Elaine Vickers is an award-winning author of picture books, middle grade, and young adult novels that aim to help readers of all ages find connection and belonging.

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Christina Soontornvat is an award-winning, best-selling author of picture books, graphic novels, fantasy, nonfiction for kids of all ages.

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Sarah Everett - Middle Grade and Young Adult Author

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Sarah Everett - Author of Young Adult and Middle Grade Novels

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You've reached the website of Hanna Alkaf: Full-time author, sometime doodler, perpetually frazzled parent of small humans.

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With more than 2 and a half million books sold, Choldenko’s best known Tales from Alcatraz series, has been called “A cornerstone series in contemporary children’s literature.” Al Capone Does My Shirts — the first book in the series — was a Newbery Honor Book and the recipient of twenty other awards. All four books in the series were Junior Library Guild selections and garnered many starred reviews.