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Welcome to Our Virtual Bookshelf, featuring Me: Moth and including read-alike ideas and resources!

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Welcome to Our Virtual Bookshelf, featuring Me: Moth and including read-alike ideas and resources!

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If you enjoyed Me: Moth, then you are invited to explore this captivating collection that highlights cultural heritage and the journey of self-discovery through poetry. Each title offers a unique perspective on identity and belonging, blending classic and contemporary works. Whether seeking inspiration or connecting to your own story, this collection invites you to reflect and explore. Enjoy this enriching journey! Created March 2025 by Whitney Cook

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If you enjoyed this coming-of-age poetry novel...

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If you enjoyed this coming-of-age poetry novel...

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Originally published in 2021, this title is a young adult novel in verse. Me: Moth is a fictional story in which the two main characters bond during a road trip, which teaches them the importance of cultural heritage, facing your problems, and being who you are. Not familiar with this yet?

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...you'll appreciate the differences in this fiction novel in verse!

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...you'll appreciate the differences in this fiction novel in verse!

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Another novel in verse, this title follows a young Muslim girl as she struggles to find her place and be herself in suburban America. Check out this review to learn more! https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/safia-elhillo/home-is-not-a-country/

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We Are All So Good At Smiling by Amber McBride

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...you'll love this novel in verse by the same author!

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...you'll love this novel in verse by the same author!

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This novel follows a distressed young teen as she battles depression alongside a magical new friend. Featuring themes similar to Me: Moth, young adults and adults alike will find this verse hard to put down. For more information, check out this review on Kirkus! https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/amber-mcbride/we-are-all-so-good-at-smiling/

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...you'll enjoy this video interview with Elizabeth Acevedo!

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...you'll enjoy this video interview with Elizabeth Acevedo!

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PBS interviews Elizabeth Acevedo on writing her debut novel, The Poet X, as it follows a young Dominican American girl who uses poetry to process her struggles and discover her true self. The author discusses her inspiration for the novel and recommends other books for readers seeking similar genres. Check out The Poet X on Meet New Books! https://www.meetnewbooks.com/book/83087/The-Poet-X-Elizabeth-Acevedo

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Author Elizabeth Acevedo on writing a coming-of-age novel

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...you'll enjoy this sophisticated classic!

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...you'll enjoy this sophisticated classic!

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One of the most well-known coming-of-age young adult novels, this 175-year-old tale of an abused young woman finding her way in the world is still just as moving today as it was the day it was written.

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Where to Start: A Survival Guide to Anxiety, Depression, and Other Mental Health Challenges  by Mental Health America, illustrated by Gemma Correll

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... you're on the first step with this guide to mental health!

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... you're on the first step with this guide to mental health!

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Mental health issues among teenagers are on the rise, and both teens and their parents are struggling with how to handle the issues. This is a great starting place with easy-to-understand information, coping techniques, and tips on how to get professional help.

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It Won't Ever Be the Same: A Teen's Guide to Grief and Grieving by Korie Leigh. 

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...you'll be grateful for this guide on grief. 

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Written by a professional grief counselor, this guide is packed with reflections from other grieving teens, information, and activities to help teens work through grief. For a more detailed summary, check out this review in School Library Journal: https://www.slj.com/review/it-wont-ever-be-the-same-a-teens-guide-to-grief-and-grieving

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