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“One Killer Problem” by Justine Pucella Winans
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“What Happened to Rachel Riley? by Claire Swinarski
“What Happened to Rachel Riley?” follows the “new kid” at school who is determined to figure out why the seemingly lovely Rachel Riley has been ostracized. She uncovers Rachel’s bravery —…
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“Rook” by William Ritter
“Rook” by William Ritter is a justice-oriented book set in a fantastically creative supernatural world. It’s an excellent fantasy addition to your 8th – 10th grade classroom libraries.
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“Hula” by Jasmin ‘Iolani Hakes
“Hula” is a culture and family centered novel that will challenge many readers’ knowledge of Hawaii’s history. As a novel set in Hawaii, it’s a must-read before traveling to the islands.
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“Rez Ball” by Byron Graves
This sports and identity centric novel is a great independent reading option. Add “Rez Ball” to your classroom library for your athletes, for your Native students, for those who have lost…
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“Eli Over Easy” by Phil Stamper
Novels that show students a path forward from their grief are essential role models. “Eli Over Easy” is the helping hand a student of yours just might need.
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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!
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“A Bit of Earth” by Karuna Riazi
“A Bit of Earth” is a self-acceptance centered book that would do wonderfully in a unit on retellings in literature.
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“Caprice” by Coe Booth
“Caprice” is a friendship centered novel that is a must-have in 7th-9th grade health classrooms.