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Shopping on #SmallBusinessSaturday? Through tomorrow, 11/27/22, @Bookshop_Org will donate 10% of the price of every copy of THE LIGHT WE CARRY sold to WNDB! https://t.co/0ZGr9Fivq1

Introducing our upcoming release with @dkpublishing, THE READING ADVENTURE—out 10/18/22! This book includes a curated list of 100 middle grade titles, complete with reviews, exclusive author interviews, & related reading recommendations. Get a closer look: https://t.co/0Qfc1s3R7K

Celebrate the joy of reading! Enter to win the books from @NEAToday's 2022-2023 Read Across America calendar – for EVERY classroom at your school. #ReadAcrossAmerica https://t.co/pl6ZE3V4xc

Today on the WNDB blog: a summery middle grade novel about forgiveness and friendship, and a gothic young adult novel about a girl whose abilities bring premonitions as well as flashes of memories she didn’t know she had. 🧵

Today on the WNDB blog, two middle grade books: one a summer story about queer first love, and the other with a loving message about surviving depression. 🧵

We’re delighted to reveal the cover for FINDING PAPA by @angelakrans, illustrated by @MsThiBui! This picture book about a family’s immigration journey from Vietnam to the US comes out 2/7/23 from @HarperChildrens. Closer look here: https://t.co/of52IknNZV

“Like the Native characters I write, my identity shapes my worldview.” THE FAE KEEPER is @heedgmon’s newest YA fantasy and the second book in the Witch King series. H.E. spoke to @MicheleKiricha1 about writing for trans kids, craft, and more: https://t.co/9E9WxeYE2u

KINGS OF B’MORE, @oureric’s YA debut, was inspired in part by Ferris Bueller’s Day Off—R. spoke to Sarah Murphy Traylor about craft, the importance of platonic love, and more: https://t.co/ptv1thk9kB

"I’ve always wanted to be a writer, and I’ve always loved stories—reading them and also telling them.” #WalterAwards22 Honoree @malindalo talked to @MicheleKiricha1 about LAST NIGHT AT THE TELEGRAPH CLUB, her writing process, and more: https://t.co/nUIG7zpQMh

SEE YOU YESTERDAY by @rlynn_solomon is about a girl who finds herself stuck in a time loop—with the boy she hates. Rachel spoke to @bookworm613 about what inspired the book, writing Jewish characters, depicting mental illness, and more: https://t.co/dPYGMNLMx2