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The Horn Book | Publishers' Preview: Fall 2023: Five Questions for Jen Ferguson - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | Publishers' Preview: Fall 2023: Five Questions for Jen Ferguson

In Those Pink Mountain Nights, a pizza place in an Albertan ski resort town is the locus for an intense novel about friendship, romance, and betrayal.

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The Horn Book | Review of Abeni's Song - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | Review of Abeni's Song

On Abeni’s twelfth birthday, a witch enters her village to give a grave warning: an evil is coming, and it’s too late to run. The adults prepare for...

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The Horn Book | The Tree and the River - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | The Tree and the River

Scot Smith considers Aaron Becker's innovative wordless picture book, The Tree and the River.

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The Horn Book | Review of Cinderella and a Mouse Called Fred - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | Review of Cinderella and a Mouse Called Fred

A fairly standard retelling changes course quickly when Cinderella storms out of the ball (“What a disaster!”) declaring that the prince is a snob...

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The Horn Book | Vaunda Micheaux Nelson Talks with Roger - Vimarsana News

The Horn Book | Vaunda Micheaux Nelson Talks with Roger

Writer and librarian Vaunda Micheaux Nelson has made something of a specialty of bringing hitherto under-recognized African American heroes into prominence. In Small Shoes, Great Strides: How Three Brave Girls Opened Doors to School Equality, Nelson and illustrator Alex Bostic celebrate three very young heroes — first graders — in the fight to desegregate a New Orleans public school in 1960.

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