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All Ears, All Eyes by Richard Jackson
Brandy T says:
This is a beautiful book. The different text sizes and depth of movement will help your child with early literacy. -
Out of Wonder: Poems Celebrating Poets by Kwame Alexander
Marianne says:
The Newbery Award–winning author has paid tribute to famous poets by adopting their style. This is an interesting and educational book which is also filled with lovely artwork. -
I Believe in a Thing Called Love by Maurene Goo
Tracy says:
Rom-com gold! A laugh-out-loud, zippy read that both celebrates and deconstructs romance tropes. I had a giant smile on my face for pages at a time. -
This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab
Chris says:
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A unique world full of monsters and strong main characters make this a book that can’t be overlooked. -
Are We There Yest? by Dan Santat
Steph S. says:
This inventive and quirky book is loads of fun! From the amusing illustrations to the scannable QR codes, Are We There Yet?is a great way to get through a long car ride. -
A Dash of Trouble by Anna Meriano
Heather says:
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This big, wild Mexican family is ripe with traditions—including the fact that they’re witches! This book is full of sweets, magic, and love, and tells us it’s okay to make mistakes, as long as you learn from them. -
Everless by Sara Holland
Heather says:
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A breathtaking journey through a dystopian world where the rich consume time and the poor die young. The tension and intrigue leave you wondering who to trust. I loved this and can’t wait for the sequel! -
The Great Wall
Cheryl says:
The special effects are amazing. The choreography with the drums was something new and exciting. -
The Breaker by Little Big Town
Laura says:
This is another great album from Little Big Town. The songs on this album are beautiful and empowering. -
A Fall of Marigolds by Susan Meissner
Sheri says:
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This is an emotional story about two very different women living in different eras, connected by their personal journeys through loss. The author easily takes you from one story to the next and relates the two woman as they struggle to live on and find hope. -
Collateral Beauty
Pam says:
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This movie was not what I expected it to be. This is an interesting journey through grief. -
The Fairiest Fairy by Anne Boothe
Pam says:
The illustrations are so colorful and the characters are so cute. The illustrations alone make this worth the read, but it is more than that. It is a really good book about kindness and friendship. -
The Remarkable Journey of Charlie Price by Jennifer Maschari
Monty says:
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The story is about a family’s loss of a loved one, and their struggles of coping and finding hope in order to move forward. It is filled with very realistic situations and emotions. -
Queen Dog by Bridget Heos
Monty says:
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This is a cute book with charming pictures about a family who gets a dog and treats her as queen. Then a new baby comes and the dog has to learn to cope with not getting the attention she usually gets. -
The Mountain Between Us by Charles Martin
Monty says:
This is a well-written romance/survival story filled with emotion. It tells the story of two strangers who must learn to trust and rely on one another when the plane they charter crashes in the snow-covered mountains high in the wilderness. -
Hotel Transylvania 2
Pam says:
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I enjoyed the humor from this odd, but fun-loving group of characters. -
The Help by Kathryn Stockett
Steph S. says:
LOVED IT! I usually do not fall into the “reading the most popular book” category, but in this case there is good reason. It made me laugh, made me cry, made me angry, and then made me laugh again. -
This Life I Live by Rory Feek
Mona says:
An inspiring story of love, trials, and perseverance. -
The Rules of Magic by Alice Hoffman
Steph S. says:
A beautiful story about family and tragedy and curses and magic! -
Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher
Heather says:
This collection of essays delves deep into Carrie Fisher and what made her tick. An exposé of her brilliant sense of humor and modest ability to make fun of herself. The audiobook is
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Shades of Milk and Honey by Mary Robinette Kowal
Steph S. says:
Take Pride and Prejudice, throw in a little magic and you have the Glamourist Histories. Set in Regency England, this series is about two sisters searching for love, before they become spinsters at the age of twenty-eight! -
The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee
Tracy says:
A wild, delightful romp from page one! I loved the deliciously layered characters and relationships; the breakneck pacing; and most of all Monty’s witty, brash, shamelessly incorrigible voice.Also selected by Alexis (Teen Programmer, Mt. Washington)
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A Tragic Kind of Wonderful by Eric Lindstrom
Heather says:
Living with bipolar disorder isn’t exactly fun and games, and Mel is dealing with the repercussions of her genetic issues — sometimes with ease, but most of the time in a big state of hot mess. I really related to this one. -
Fish Girl by David Wiesner
Heather says:
A mermaid is brought to life in this touching story about breaking free from the bonds life — and other people — have placed on you. She reminds us that dreams are more than just wishes. -
Goodbye Days by Jeff Zentner
Steph S. says:
An exceptionally well written roller coaster of emotion. Good luck putting this one down! -
Grasshopper Jungle by Andrew Smith
Steph S. says:
It is weird. It is so weird. The weirdness just draws you in because you can’t believe what you’re reading. And under all the weirdness is this kid and his story and the issues he is dealing with; family issues, boredom, sexuality, oh yeah and the end of the world! -
The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena
Mona says:
A fascinating fast-paced thriller where nothing is at it seems. -
A Stranger in the House by Shari Lapena
Mona says:
Quick start, with some twists, and an unexpected ending. -
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman
Heather says:
All of Gaiman’s work dabbles in mythology and lore, which makes him one of my all-time favorites. This book goes even further, into the darker aspects of humanity, until you question the line between reality and monsters. -
Salt Houses by Hala Alyan
Steph S. says:
Powerful, moving family saga about the devastation of war.