Students may already familiar about who Malala is, but this text gives readers an insider perspective on her life. This title is an excellent nonfiction/memoir/biography addition to the classroom library.

In addition to being a humorous and engaging nonfiction text for young readers, this title is a valuable addition to the classroom library because it will add to the international texts collection.

This title will add another graphic novel to the classroom library, but of a different genre- realistic and fantasy- which may interest students in reading.

Though this book is intended for middle-school, it will be a valuable addition for early high school grades (9th and 10th) for its prose and diverse characters.

This text will be a valuable addition to the library’s poetry collection, especially with a diverse female character.

This graphic novel will be a valuable addition to the classroom library because it depicts the refugee experience, which can connect with the past and present refugee crises around the world.

Not only is this an important nonfiction text that tells of American History, it is an excellent Graphic Novel addition to the library which may intrigue students and encourage them to read.

Though this book has been banned from many schools and because the author has been in hot water for allegations, this title will be a valuable addition to the classroom library due to the realistic and humorous text with a Native American protagonist.

This book will be an excellent addition of authentic Native American female voices in the classroom library.

This book will add a realistic text with protagonists with special needs/cognitive/learning disabilities. 

This title will add a highly rated text that represents a female protagonist with a physical disability/deafness.

This book will be a valuable addition representing a Jewish-American protagonist, as well as depicting the intersectionality of religion, gender, sexuality, disability, and race.