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Tag Archives: Kelly Yang
DOUBLE FEATURE FRIDAY
Here are two very different books that will entertain and engage readers. First up is SOCCER TO THE MAX by Bibi Belford followed by the new graphic version of Kelly Yang’s popular novel, FRONT DESK. Sandburg has his summer all … Continue reading
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Tagged Bibi Belford, Front Desk The graphic Novel, Kelly Yang, Soccer to the Max
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THREE KEYS
A sequel to the touching FRONT DESK, this novel continues the tale of an immigrant family from China who operate a motel in Anaheim, California. THREE KEYS takes off right where the first one ends and you’ll have no problem … Continue reading
FRONT DESK
Author Kelly Yang looked at her own life as an immigrant to create a touching, inspiring story of hope, empathy, and understanding. Racism is the central focus but strong themes of friendship and never giving up also grace the pages. … Continue reading
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Tagged female protagonists, Front Desk, Kelly Yang, Middle Grade Book Reviews
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