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Mental Health Awareness Month Worry monsters, calming sensory jars, mindfulness journals, and more! Check out our online calendar for a list of programs focused on mental health during the month of May.
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Pride Month Programming Take a look at the online calendar or PPL's Off the Shelf newsletter to see how the library is celebrating Pride Month this June, and be sure to check out our catalog to find books that highlight LGBTQIA+ stories!
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A dog wakes up without a nose, and uncovers surprises as he sets out to find his missing snout! In this interactive story, young readers turn and fold pages to reveal how the journey can be just as remarkable as the destination.
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The Wrong Bookby Drew DaywaltIn this giggle-inducing story, the narrator is WRONG about everything, including that bicycles say cock-a-doodle-doo and firefighters shout Ding Dong! before putting out a fire, until the characters within the book set him straight. From the author of The Day the Crayons Quit.
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Polly Bee Makes Honey by Deborah ChancellorFrom hive to table, this delightful book will have readers abuzz as Polly Bee reveals how honey is made, teaching them about sustainability and the environment along the way. Back matter includes a matching game, different species of bees, a kid-friendly recipe, and additional information.
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The First State of Being by Erin Entrada KellyWhen a teenage boy appears out of nowhere in 1999, claiming he's the world's first time-traveler and has a book outlining the events of the next 20 years, 12-year-old Michael wants to get his hands on the book and must decide how far he's willing to go to do so. From the author of Hello Universe and We Dream of Space.
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Ultravioletby Aida SalazarBent on revenge after betrayal and heartbreak, eighth grader Elio Solis doesn't anticipate that a fight to prove his manhood and defend his girlfriend's honor will lead to dire consequences, in this hilarious, heartwarming and highly relatable coming-of-age story about puberty, hormones and first love.
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Summer at Squee by Andrea WangA senior camper at Summertime Chinese Culture, Wellness and Enrichment Experience (Squee), Chinese American tween Phoenny Fang finds her summer even more transformative than she could've imagined, with new friendships, her first crush, and a bigger love for and understanding of her community. From the author of Watercress and Magic Ramen.
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Ghost Roast by Shawnelle GibbsFifteen-year-old Chelsea, daughter of a paranormal specialist, risks her hard-won popularity and more when she is drawn into a paranormal romance after discovering her own ability to communicate with ghosts.
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Insomniacs After Schoolby Makoto OjiroUnable to sleep at night, Ganta Nakami is cranky in class and unpopular with his classmates. He discovers that the school observatory, once used by the now-defunct astronomy club, may be the perfect place for a nap--but he's not alone. Fellow insomniac Isaki Magari is willing to share the observatory with Nakami, and a friendship between the two begins as they bond over the most unlikely of things.
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Reach Out: Tips for Helping Someone in Crisis by Jill C. WheelerExplores the causes of mental health crises and offers practical guidance for assisting individuals through them. Features a visual graphic for easy comprehension, alongside source notes and additional resources for deeper understanding.
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