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Review: Minnie McClary Speaks Her Mind by Valerie Hobbs
Minnie McClary Speaks Her Mind by Valerie Hobbs. Frances Foster Books, 2012. Currently available. Genre: Middle grade realistic fiction. Face Value: This cover caught my attention from across a room. I was speed-walking through the library to the YA section … Continue reading
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Tagged Iraq war, prejudice, public speaking, teachers
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Review: Tessa Masterson Will Go to Prom by Emily Franklin & Brendan Halpin
We are so excited that author and blogger Malinda Lo is sponsoring a series of posts about GLBT issues in YA throughout the month of June. In honor of YA Pride Month, I read a new and Slatebreaking book with … Continue reading
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