Spring Break 2023!!!!

03/27/23 • 0 min

Hi Everyone!
I hope you are all enjoying a break! If not, now is a chance to go back through all the podcasts and discover some from a long ways back!
I'm hoping to have an exciting announcement in the next few months, so stay tuned for that!
Have a wonderful week!

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Rez Dogs by Joseph Bruchac (Novel in Verse)

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Rez Dogs by Joseph Bruchac
Malian is with her grandparents during COVID because of the shelter in place order after a long weekend turns into months. Her parents are still in Boston, and while she is able to have contact with them, she misses them. Living with her grandparents is giving her time to learn more stories and more about her culture. But something surprising happens, and it all has to do with a Rez Dog that shows up one day.
Recommended for grades 6 and up.
This book is available in large print by Thorndike Press.

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Magonia by Maria Dahvana Headley (Fantasy)

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Magonia by Maria Dahvana Headley
Aza Ray is struggling – to breath. Every since she was about a year old, and suddenly developed a serious problem with breathing, Aza’s life has seemed an endless series of trips to the E.R. and hospitals, where doctors struggle to figure out what on earth is Aza’s problem. In fact, they can’t find another person alive like her, and have named her condition, after her!

Aza tries as best she can to be “normal,” but seems to fail. She wasn’t supposed to make to 10 let alone almost 16. But here she is, just a few days shy of that big milestone. She has a great family, two supportive parents, a crazy fun younger sister and a great friend, Jason. Jason, who, just like her family, is trying everything possible to keep her living just a little bit longer.

One day at school, not long before her birthday, Aza sees something in the sky that she can’t explain, as much as she’d like to be able to. Her family think it must be the results of all the medications she is taking, but as she talks to Jason about it – he gives her another possible explanation. An explanation that sounds almost as out of this world as what she saw.