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CBee
The Road to Dalton | Shannon Bowring
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January and February 2025 😊 January was an #ALSpine pick from @CSeydel and y‘all know how much I raved about the HMRC series this year 😁 #12Booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

lil1inblue Juno Dawson is February's #queerbc author. Now I know what to read! 🤩 1d
TheEllieMo I‘ll be honest, being an accountant from the UK it took me a while to work out that you weren‘t talking about His Majesty‘s Revenue and Customs 🤣🤣 1d
CBee @lil1inblue ohhhhhh I hope you love it! The whole series is amazing 😁 9h
CBee @TheEllieMo omg 😂😂😂😂😂 9h
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Mattsbookaday
Brownstone | Samuel Teer
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Mehso-so

Brownstone, by Samuel Teer (illustr. Mar Julia) (2024)
⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

Premise: A New York teenager meets her father for the first time one summer and learns about her Guatemalan heritage.

Review: This is sweet and effective, if very, very simplistic. It does deal with some hard subject matter — child abandonment, biracial identities, homophobia, and gentrification — but in ways that came off a bit too easy. ⬇️

Mattsbookaday
Bookish Pair: For a middle grade novel about a girl connecting with her heritage, Celia C. Pérez‘s Tumble (2022
3w
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Kshakal
Home Alone | Kim Smith
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Eggs Classic 🎄❤️ ❄️ 3w
peaKnit I had an elderly gentlemen swear me to secrecy when he asked me to put a hold on this for him at the library. It was precious. He was returning White Christmas and Miracle on 34th Street ❤️❄️ 3w
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OutAndAbout
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Pickpick

A fun ride with strong characters. A bit like ET with two adults instead of all the kids, and a little MM romance.

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AvidReader25
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Pickpick

It‘s the ‘90s & Frida is living in Paris when she writes a bookstore in Seattle to request a book. So begins the correspondence between her & bookseller Kate. This is very much in the vein of 84 Charing Cross Road, which I love. As they correspond they push each other to try new things and expand their horizons. A sweet epistolary novel that was such a fun read. I enjoyed this author‘s Love & Saffron a bit more, but this one was still a delight.

Ruthiella That‘s quite a view! 🤩 2mo
AvidReader25 @Ruthiella We‘re on a Grand Canyon trip! 2mo
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MaggieCarr
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Pickpick

So many parallels to what the media wants you to know and what they choose not to report. I feel like I'm going to have an inside joke with a book- chuckling when someone mentions bacon will make me think of Art for a long time to come.

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AkashaVampie
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Just started this since when I see the name TJ Klune.... I click! Love their books. 💜💜💜

#BookishMonopoly

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KasieFisher

“But the others didn't agree. They began to argue. 'A snake!' 'A rope!' 'A cliff!'“

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KasieFisher

I would use this book in a classroom by having students evaluate different perspectives they saw represented in the text.