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March, Book 2 (Graphic Novel/Biography): Read in Oct. 2018

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March, Book 2 (Graphic Novel/Biography): Read in Oct. 2018

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The next book in John Lewis's story centers even more on the injustices of the 1950s and 1960s. I was especially in awe of what The Freedom Riders went through to fight for equality.

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March, Book 1 (Graphic Novel/Biography): Read in Sept. 2018

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March, Book 1 (Graphic Novel/Biography): Read in Sept. 2018

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John Lewis's story of how he got involved in the Civil Rights Movement is powerful and vividly readable through the excellent illustrations. I highly recommend this!

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180 Days (Non-Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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180 Days (Non-Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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I loved learning how these two master English teachers collaborated to make purposeful and engaging experiences for their students. This education book is a game changer.

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They Both Die at the End (Science Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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They Both Die at the End (Science Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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One of the most clever and entertaining reads I've experienced in a while. The way the author interwove the day in the life of the characters was so gratifying.

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We Are Okay (Realistic Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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We Are Okay (Realistic Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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I loved this simple—yet complex—novel about what it means to be connected and isolated from others. Nina LaCour's writing style is beautiful!

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The Hate U Give (Realistic Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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The Hate U Give (Realistic Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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This Black Lives Matter story lived up to all the hype. The author, Angie Thomas, created such a thoughtful, engaging, and even funny story perfectly made for our times.

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Calypso (Non-Fiction): Read in Oct. 2018

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Calypso (Non-Fiction): Read in Oct. 2018

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David Sedaris's latest collection of essays shows he's getting older, more methodical, and even a bit grouchier. Although his stories are a bit more serious, there's still filled plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.

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Ghost Boys (Realistic Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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Ghost Boys (Realistic Fiction): Read in Aug. 2018

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I loved the premise of mixing the Black Lives Matter movement with the story of Emmett Till. This was a short, but powerful, read.

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The Port Chicago 50 (Biography): Read in Sep. 2018

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The Port Chicago 50 (Biography): Read in Sep. 2018

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This true story of African American sailors put on trial for mutiny during World War II was captivating. I was astounded I had never heard of this important story that acted as a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement.