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My favorite 2025 Middle Grade read. I loved the 1980‘s time period and how the author handled this complicated family.
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I'm retired and haven't taught middle school since 2005, so most of my favorite YA literature is from the late 1980s-2000s. Yet ... I first read Sherlock when I was 12 years old and have been hooked ever since. Rereading the entire canon with the #NoPlaceLikeHolmes crew and @Cuilin in 2024-25 makes me again say, I am #foreversherlocked, and so would middle grade kids be .. all over again. 🩶🤍🩶
My absolute favorite of Rachel Hartman‘s books.
Charl is a young boy trying to deal with a plague, protecting his mother, a dragon, and his sudden ability to see ghosts.
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This was one of my favorite middle grade reads for 2025. It has a good combination of dealing with grief while also investigating a mystery and including plenty of humor. I especially loved Charlie the parrot.
My review 🔗: https://litsy.com/p/Nmc2UFMzb3Fu
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pickMy favorite 2025 middle grade read was a high stakes combination of fantasy and science fiction. Humanity has expanded to has colonies on other planets and moons and each plant and moon as one dragon attached to it. But Mars' dragon has died and the people there have been abandoned by earth. This is their fight to survive through the eyes of one young boy, his secret young dragon, and his band of mismatched friends.
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It's #middlegrademonday and we want to hear your favorite middle grade read of 2025! Repost and tag us to play along! All are welcome!
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I am in no way happy with this author as of late, but I did love these books, and Harry's birthday is quite big in this one. 💛
pick#middlegrademonday This is a graphic novel of two immigrant brothers who are also mourning the loss of their dad while their mom works long hours to provide for the family. It also includes the MC's birthday! My favorite part is how the author visually portrays the language they don't understand to help the reader relate to their struggle.
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