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To Shape a Dragon's Breath
by Moniquill Blackgoose
Revered as a Nampeshiweisit, a person in a unique relationship with a dragon, by her people, 15-year-old Indigenous girl Anequs, at odds with the“approved” way of doing things, is forced by Anglish conquerors to attend a proper dragon school– and if she cannot succeed there, her dragon will be killed.
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Dragonfall
by Laura Lam
A thief steals a powerful artifact from a tomb and unwittingly awakens the last male dragon foretold to save his race, in the first novel of a magical new series from the author of the Pacifica novels.
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When Women Were Dragons
by Kelly Regan Barnhill
After the Mass Dragoning of 1955, when thousands of women, including her beloved Aunt Marla, transformed into dragons, left a trail fiery destruction and took to the skies, young Alex Green must face the consequences of this event as she learns to accept people as they really are.
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The Rage of Dragons
by Evan Winter
Born without talents in a world dominated by rare dragon-summoning women and magical soldier men, young Tau survives murderous attacks on his loved ones before resolving to become society's greatest swordsman.
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Courage to soar: A Body in Motion, a Life in Balance
by Simone Biles
The gymnast relates how her faith and family saw her through several challenges, beginning from her childhood in foster care, and shares the professional journey that led to her earning a spot on the 2016 Olympic team
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Jesse: The Man Who Outran Hitler
by Jesse Owens
A remarkable self-portrait of the Black man who carried this country to greatness in the 1936 Olympics. More than a retelling of the athletic triumphs and the personal tragedy of his life, Jesse is a remarkable spiritual pilgrimage.
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Coming Up for Air
by Tom Daley
In this deeply personal memoir, the celebrated Olympic Gold Medal diver and LGBTQ+ advocate discusses his struggles, triumphs and how he developed the mindset to compete at an elite level.
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Have recommendations? Contact me by email, lvollmer@seolibraries.org, or in person. |
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