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Dec

8

2023

Death and Sparkles and the Sacred Golden Cupcake by Rob Justus

I love the dancing in this book and the adventures of Death and Sparkles. –KJ (6 years old), Waucoma Bookstore, Hood River, OR Why, yes, this is a graphic novel about the Grim Reaper and the Last Unicorn. It’s actually the second in the series about these unlikely best friends. You’ll find books that kids …

Nov

8

2021

2022 Pacific Northwest Book Awards Shortlist Announced

Each year since 1965, the Pacific Northwest Book Awards have celebrated exceptional books written by Northwest authors. PNBA is proud to announce the 2022 Book Awards Shortlist, selected by a committee of independent booksellers from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. This year’s committee chose the following 12 finalists, crafted by Northwest authors, from a list …

Jun

15

2020

A Good Kind of Trouble
by Lisa Moore Ramée

Compelling narrative. Fantastic pre-teen middle reader that does an excellent job of exploring race and race-related issues via the clever mechanism of a young Black student who begins her middle school journey with some color-blind ideas and anti-Black biases that prevent her from forming meaningful relationships with other Black students. Great book to approach students …

Dec

2

2013

Star Wars Jedi Academy

Star Wars® Jedi Academy by Jeffrey Brown

“Imagine a galaxy far, far, away…where a young aspiring pilot named Roan fails to get into Pilot School …and is instead chosen to go to Jedi Academy, where all aspiring Jedis go to middle school.  Having to open a combo locker for the first time, dancing at a middle school dance, and encountering bullies are …

Aug

5

2013

Mr. Lemoncello's Library

Mr. Lemoncello’s Library
by Chris Grabenstein

“To celebrate the grand-opening of Alexandriaville’s state-of-the-art new public library, eccentric billionaire game-maker Luigi Lemoncello invites twelve 12-year-old contest winners to a slumber party. The lock-in becomes a reality game to escape the library by using its resources, finding clues, and solving puzzles, with the winner becoming the spokesperson for Mr. Lemoncello’s game company. Young …

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