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Linda Soules's So You Want to Be a Lawyer is a straightforward career guide for curious middle-grade readers weighing whether law fits their future. It replaces legal drama with a precise ac... Read the full review
So You Want To Be An Activist by Linda Soules is the kind of guide that meets young readers where they are: curious, restless, and ready to ask hard questions. It belongs on every shelf wher... Read the full review
Ann Barratt's Stars Against the Dark doesn't ease you in. It drops you into a cage with Emara, then keeps sitting beside her through every raw step of finding her way back. I finished it gen... Read the full review
Animal Rescue Worker by Linda Soules offers a grounded introduction to a demanding field that speaks to both curious young readers and the adults guiding them. Written for ages ten to twelve... Read the full review
Linda Soules' Fashion Designer is a career guide that earns its confidence. It treats clothing as skilled work with ethical weight, not runway gloss. For kids aged ten to twelve, and parents... Read the full review
Vendetta opens like a sequel with no time to catch its breath. T. V. Holiday puts Travis Holiday on the road out of Carnage Coast before old wounds close, and it does not take long to see th... Read the full review
So You Want To Be A Candy Scientist by Linda Soules takes a question kids actually ask and gives it a proper answer: how can one ingredient become fudge, caramel, or a glass-clear lollipop?... Read the full review
Alec Litowitz makes a quiet but pressing case that raw intelligence will not carry us through the next decade. What matters is how quickly we can update our thinking when the ground shifts.... Read the full review
So You Want To Be an Ice Cream Flavor Inventor by Linda Soules is a nonfiction guide that meets kids where they already are: curious, hungry, and full of questions. Part of the So You Want T... Read the full review
Maxwell Hoffman's Sable Thorn: Byte Size Terror Omnibus Trilogy sits at an odd crossroads between pulp sci-fi and cartoon horror. A remote station, a rogue sentient AI, and casualties that m... Read the full review
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