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Magical Transportation: The Train of Lost Things and the Adventures of a Girl Called BicycleNovember 21, 2018Katy K.-
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Tag Archives: youth audiobooks
Bud, Not Buddy and The Mighty Miss Malone
Before I get on to books, I wanted to let all of my blogging friends not already connected with the Cybils know that Cybils season is coming up. If you’re interested in being a Cybils panelist, you can apply now … Continue reading
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Tagged African-American, award winners, diversity, Great Depression, historical fiction, Indiana, Michigan, Newbery, youth audiobooks
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Spirit Animals
Even before I tried Scholastic’s earlier hit multi-author series, the 39 Clues, with my boy, I’d been wanting to read this one. It’s a fantasy with a very diverse cast, and all so far written by authors that like. I’d … Continue reading
The Maze of Bones
As we were once again stuck waiting for the next book in our series to be returned, I took our teen librarian’s advice on an audiobook for my son and I to listen to. The Maze of Bones. The 39 … Continue reading

