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Let's Just Say It Wasn't Pretty | Diane Keaton
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WTF RIP🥲

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Jovita Wore Pants: The Story of a Mexican Freedom Fighter | Aida Salazar
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This book is amazing! Picture books are a great opportunity for talking about injustice, but few of them bring up the topic of murder. This is really a middle grade book. The illustrations are amazing. But I love seeing the kids faces when I tell them that when I wake a little girl, I was not allowed to wear pants at school, and I'm not even that old! I also describe myself as having brown hair, so...

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Secrets of the Sea: The Story of Jeanne Power, Revolutionary Marine Scientist | Evan Griffith

“She wondered about the world below the waves—its colors, its creatures, and the secrets it held.”