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Deliver Us from Evie
M. E. Kerr
For families navigating the complex emotions that arise when a sibling or child comes out in a small-town or traditional
Ages 13–18
Deep Dream of the Rain Forest
Malcolm Bosse
For the young reader exploring how to bridge vast cultural divides and find common ground through shared respect and the
Ages 11–15
Young Sherlock Holmes #1
Death Cloud (Sherlock Holmes: The Legend Begins)
Andrew Lane
For the teenager who enjoys unraveling complex puzzles and is ready to explore how a legendary figure first developed hi
Ages 12–16
Dear Miss Breed: The True Stories of the Japanese American Incarceration During World War II and the Librarian Who Made a Difference
Joanne Oppenheim
For the young reader seeking to understand injustice through the eyes of children who lived it, and the power of one per
Ages 10–18
Dear Medusa
Olivia Cole
For the teen navigating the heavy aftermath of trauma and social isolation. This powerful verse novel explores reclaimin
Ages 14–18
Dark Water
Laura McNeal
For the teenager navigating the wreckage of a family's divorce while finding their own voice and moral compass in a worl
Ages 14–18
Dark Angel
David Klass
For the teenager navigating the complex reality of a sibling returning from incarceration and the weight of keeping diff
Ages 14–18
Dance of Sisters, A
Tracey Porter
For the child grappling with the intense pressures of competitive performance and complex family dynamics, this story ex
Ages 12–15
Crimes and Mathdemeanors
Leith Hathout
For the teen who loves logic puzzles or thinks math is just for textbooks, these clever mysteries show how numbers solve
Ages 12–17
Counting Coup: Becoming a Crow Chief on the Reservation and Beyond
Joseph Medicine Crow, Herman J. Viola
For the child seeking to understand how traditional heritage and modern duty can coexist, this memoir explores the path
Ages 10–15
Count on Us: American Women in the Military
Amy Nathan
For the young reader inspired by trail-blazing women, this history chronicles the courage and determination of female so
Ages 10–18
Cold Sassy Tree
Olive Ann Burns
For the teen navigating the messy complexities of family secrets and societal rules after a grandparent's surprising cho
Ages 13–18
Charley's War #2
Brothers in Arms
Pat Mills
For the teenager grappling with the reality of war and history, this gritty graphic novel provides a raw, honest look at
Ages 12–18
Charles and Emma: The Darwins' Leap of Faith
Deborah Heiligman
For the teenager navigating the tension between their family's faith and their own scientific curiosity, or anyone quest
Ages 12–18
The Boys from St. Petri
Bjarne Reuter
For the teenager grappling with what it means to do the right thing when the law is wrong, this story explores the high
Ages 12–17
Borrowed Light
Anna Fienberg
For the teenager navigating the overwhelming weight of an unplanned pregnancy and the delicate, shifting dynamics of fam
Ages 14–18
Blueprint
Charlotte Kerner
For the teenager grappling with their identity and what it means to be a unique person while living in a parent's shadow
Ages 13–18
Blackwater
Eve Bunting
For the teenager grappling with a heavy secret or the weight of an unintended mistake. This story explores the paralyzin
Ages 11–15
Bill of Rights: A History in Documents, The
John J. Patrick
For the student curious about why we have specific rights, this guide traces the history of American liberties through t
Ages 12–18
Bad
Jean Ferris
For the teenager grappling with the consequences of a bad decision and the realization that people are more complex than
Ages 12–17
Assassin
Anna Myers
For the teen processing the weight of historical tragedy or grappling with the complexity of those who choose violence t
Ages 12–17
Art Attack: A Short Cultural History of the Avant-Garde
Marc Aronson
For the teen who questions why things are the way they are and wants to use their creative voice to challenge the world
Ages 12–18
Great Minds of Ancient Science and Math
Archimedes: Mathematical Genius of the Ancient World
Mary Gow
For the student who loves solving puzzles and asking 'why', this biography reveals the ancient origins of the machines a
Ages 11–16
April Morning
Howard Fast
For the young teen grappling with the transition to adulthood and the sudden, harsh reality of loss during a time of nat
Ages 12–16
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