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Sequels: The Jumbie God’s Revenge and Sal and Gabi Fix the Universe
Here are two great middle grade speculative fiction sequels – The Jumbie God’s Revenge by Tracey Baptiste and Sal and Gabi Fix the Universe by Carlos Hernandez – the first of which is the selection for the current round of the Generations Book Club from the Brown Bookshelf. Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews, Sci-Fi
Tagged adventure, African-American, Florida, humor, Latino/a, Latinx, Trinidad, youth fantasy, youth science fiction
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