Great Middle Grade Reads discussion

Hello again!
This post is a bit late, but the month of February got away from me. How did it pass so quickly? Did it do that for anyone else, or is that just me? LOL.

Before March gets away from me, too, I want to make sure we're thinking about what we want to read for April. In thinking about possible topics, I kept coming back to the idea of Spring, new growth, and changes, but I didn't want to repeat topics that we've have in similar veins in the past few years. So how can we use those ideas in a new way? What about a type of book that is often overlooked? Or one that may be new to some? And that's when it came to me!

The theme for our April BOTM read is....

Graphic Novels

This nomination thread will be open until Tuesday, March 14 at 11:59 PM EST, so make sure to get your nominations in!

And don't forget that the BOTM book for March is The Train to Impossible Places.

Cardboard by Doug TenNapel

Very highly recommended and totally Own Voices

Borders

Interesting but also somewhat controversial

Ghosts

Devastating but powerful and an important story to be told

Sugar Falls: A Residential School Story

Manybooks wrote: "Devastating but powerful and an important story to be told

Sugar Falls: A Residential School Story

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I really want to read this and your other nomination Borders. So I have put these on my TBR list. Thank you for sharing. :)

Janice wrote: "Manybooks wrote: "Devastating but powerful and an important story to be told

Sugar Falls: A Residential School Story

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Both of these I highly recommend.