Love and Gelato | Patron Book Review
Love and Gelato By Jenna Evans WelchTeen Fiction This book was absolutely incredible, giving a great story while maintaining a fun storyline. I would recommend this book to any teenager,
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To Kill a Mockingbird | Patron Review
To Kill a Mockingbird is beautifully written and is an absolute delight to read. It has rightfully earned its spot as an American classic.
The Magic School Bus: The Power Of Female Scientists To Inspire Curiosity
The Magic School Bus series By Joanna ColeJunior Nonfiction It is hard to believe that Ms. Frizzle and the Magic School Bus first rolled off the presses and into our hearts 34 years ago.
To Destroy You is No Loss | Patron Review
To Destroy You Is No Loss by JoAnn D. Criddle follows the real life story of a young Cambodian woman living under oppressive communist rule.
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue | Patron Review
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue By V.E. SchwabAdult Fiction Schwab has long been one of my favorite authors because she has an incredible way of pulling you into her worlds. I felt like I
Learning Anti-Racism | Patron Review
As we remember Martin Luther King, Jr.'s impact on social justice and civil rights, here is a booklist to help those learning anti-racism.
Lost in NYC | Patron Review
In beautiful spreads that reveal the structure and bustle of New York City and its subway system, Lost in NYC by Nadja Spiegelman tells the story of a field trip adventure as two kids become