Abuela, Don't Forget Me
Rex Ogle’s new memoir in verse, which explores how he persevered through abuse and poverty, is fast-paced, compelling, and appropriate for young readers.
Reviewed by George Longenecker
Rex Ogle’s new memoir in verse, which explores how he persevered through abuse and poverty, is fast-paced, compelling, and appropriate for young readers.
Reviewed by George Longenecker
As depictions of queer characters become increasingly nuanced in YA fiction, Blaine for the Win will garner readers’ votes. Reviewed by Nick Havey