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Pahua and the Soul Stealer Lori M Lee

Trends in Global Literature for Children and Adolescents

Authors' Corner: Wilson Ong

WOW Recommends: Luli and the Language of Tea

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My Journey Through Culturally Authentic Indigenous American Children's Literature

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WOW Recommends: The Last Cuentista

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A Dozen Strong Indigenous Voices in YA and Picturebooks

To young people race downhill on a moped

Bookbird as a Resource for Contemporary Themes and Issues in Literature

WOW Recommends: Book of the Month

WOW Recommends: Wishes

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A Dozen Books on African Mythology: The Significance of Black Mermaids and Sirens

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Bookbird as Resource: Exploring the Hans Christian Andersen Award Nominees

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