"Sweet and fierce, this is a must-have." - Kirkus, Starred Review "This endearingly offbeat story emphasizes found community, the importance of love and friendship, and a fierce commitment to individuality-all powerful themes for middle-grade readers." -Booklist, starred review
"Vibrant colors bring a lovable cast and more than a few spells to life." - School Library Journal, fron their Best Books of 2020 list "Full of magic and humor, this intersectional, layered tale offers joyful and affirming depictions of social outsiders and comfortably complicated families." - Publisher's Weekly, Starred Review and a Publisher's Weekly Best of Book 2020 "Snapdragon invigorates a classic hero's journey with magic and heart."- The AV Club "Epic." - Parents Magazine, from their 2020 Best Books for Teens list The Boston Globe may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.A School Library Journal, Publishers Weekly, and Parents Magazine Best Book of 2020 Renata Sancken is a teen services librarian at Memorial Hall Library in Andover and a co-host of the Worst Bestsellers readers advisory podcast. Laura Koenig is the head of Central Library Children's Services at the Boston Public Library. Hannah VanderHart is the reviews editor at EcoTheo Review and the author of “What Pecan Light” (Bull City Press, 2021). Jason Myers is editor-in-chief of EcoTheo Review and lives outside Austin, Texas, with his family. Kate Tuttle, a writer and editor, can be reached at Joshunda Sanders is a writer living in The Bronx.
Reynolds's remix of Kendi's adult work “Stamped From the Beginning” should be required reading - the authors’ engaging conversational tone delivers crucial US history lessons. Young adult Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You
0 kommentar(er)
