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“Imogen, Obviously” by Becky Albertalli
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“The Jake Show” by Joshua S. Levy
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“Totally Psychic” by Brigid Martin is a fun and creative ghost story. It’s an easy addition to your classroom library and a great title to suggest as Halloween approaches.
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“What Happened to Rachel Riley? by Claire Swinarski
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“Hula” by Jasmin ‘Iolani Hakes
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“Rez Ball” by Byron Graves
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“Eli Over Easy” by Phil Stamper
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“Hope in the Valley” by Mitali Perkins
“Hope in the Valley” is a story of grief and courage that belongs in all middle school classroom libraries.
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“We Still Belong” by Christine Day
A culture-centered novel that is an excellent way to honor Native American Heritage Month (all year long). Add to your middle school classroom library today!