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Booklist Review of the Day |
Bye Forever, I Guess
by Jodi Meadows
Insecure middle-school student Ingrid is a gamer girl who just happens to have an extremely popular (but anonymous) Scrollr account, called Bye Forever, I Guess, on which she posts text conversations she’s carried out with wrong numbers. Only her best friend (Rachel), her online friend, and her grandmother know the truth about it—that is, until Rachel betrays her.
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Current Features |
10 Questions for Elizabeth Boyle
By John Charles
Elizabeth Boyle is an award winning, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 25 novels, as well as several novellas and short stories.
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Top 10 Series about Business
by Angela Leeper
These 10 terrific series tell the stories behind the inspiration, manufacturing, and marketing of popular products and everyday objects.
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Trend Alert: Women Writers from Latin America
by Sara Martínez
Excellent works by Latin American women writers have been surreptitiously finding their way onto library shelves. With intriguing titles and curious covers that mask the profundity inside, these books will thrill intrepid readers who welcome discomfort, messiness, and having their tapetes movidos (their cores shaken) by challenging literature that ventures outside the zone of tidy endings.
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Trend Alert: Make It Plant-Based
by Annie Bostrom
Many of the books below also take the comfort foods we love and remake them into healthier, plant-based versions. Best of all, these books reassure readers that eating more plants and less meat is both totally achievable every night of the week and totally delicious.
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10 Questions for C. M. Waggoner
By John Charles
C. M. Waggoner grew up in rural upstate New York, where she spent a lot of time reading fantasy novels in a swamp. She studied creative writing at SUNY Purchase and lived in China for eight years before moving to Albany, New York, where she now lives with her husband and daughter.
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