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Aprils Top Pick:Love From A to Z, by S.K.
Their journals get us deep into their heads Zayneb is headstrong and smart, and Adam calm and caring.
Credit: G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers; Simon & Schuster (2); Delacorte Press
Its Lous second summer working the park, which is set to shutter at the end of the season.
Dugan has a lot of fun unfurling this love story in the absurd confines of the amusement park.
Things get cheesy, but enjoyably so.
Simon & Schuster
Glasgows vivid descriptions of those Tiger meets along the way leap from the page with pulsating detail.
The stages of mourning are captured with a haunting intimacy, making Tigers pain palpable.
She and co-author Wesley Chu succeed in spades.
G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers
Magnus and Alec are winning heroes.
In contrast, Alecs quiet devotion and steely loyalty make him a perfect foil.
Clare is no stranger to weaving political themes into her work.
Delacorte Press
She hammers home the importance of representation simply by allowing Magnus and Alecs love story to take center stage.
Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing
