Looking for the perfect gift for a teenager this holiday season? Check out these two books, one for the non-ficiton lover and one for the fiction lover. #amreading #bookreview #giftideas #teens

Perfect Gift Books for Middle-Grade and Young-Adult Readers

Looking for the perfect gift for a teenager this holiday season? Check out these two books, one for the non-ficiton lover and one for the fiction lover. #amreading #bookreview #giftideas #teens

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Looking for a clean historical romance? Check out these two new releases that will delight both young adult and adult lovers of inspirational stories. Intrigue and mystery will keep you turning the pages. #amreading #booktalktuesday

Clean Historical Romances for Young Adults

Looking for a clean historical romance? Check out these two new releases that will delight both young adult and adult lovers of inspirational stories. Intrigue and mystery will keep you turning the pages. #amreading #booktalktuesday

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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Young Readers' Edition is a must-have for every history teacher and homeschooling parent in the United States. #history #UShistory #homeschool

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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Young Readers’ Edition is a must-have for every history teacher and homeschooling parent in the United States. #history #UShistory #homeschool

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Don’t Miss The Orphan’s Wish by Melanie Dickerson

A Lonely Heroine “When does Melanie Dickerson’s next book come out?” one of my students asked me the last day of school. “Not until June 26,” I told her. Her crestfallen face made me assure her, “Don’t worry, you’ll be here for leadership session when it comes out! Maybe you won’t have to wait until August to read it!” We went on to discuss the cover of The Orphan’s Wish (she loved it), and that it would retell Aladdin’s story…

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The One Book You Must Read This Summer

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Book Talk Tuesdays: Clean Books for Teenage Girls

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