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1. Dear Justyce, Nic Stone

2. Memorial, Bryan Washington

3. Transcendent Kindgom, Yaa Gyasi

4. The Black Friend, Frederick Joseph

5. Wandering in Strange Lands, Morgan Jerkins

6. Just Us, Claudia Rankine

	Title: Quince (2020) Author: Sebastian Kadlecik, Kit Steinkellner, & Emma Stienkellner Genre: Fiction, Graphic Novel Why you’ll love it: A new take on the classic superhero story, Quince follows the journey of fifteen year old Lupe as she acclimates to her new powers and seeks a balance between being Q (her superhero identity) and Lupe. This comic, collected as a bilingual English/Spanish edition on Hoopla, is great for all ages and involves intergenerational relationships and highlights themes of friendship and acceptance.
	Title: Ordinary Girls (2019) Author: Jaquira Díaz Genre: Memoir, LGBTQ Why you’ll love it: Jaquira Díaz takes us through her tumultuous girlhood, sparing us nothing she wasn’t spared—her mother’s mental illness and addiction, her family’s fracturing on both sides of the water separating Miami Beach and Puerto Rico, the violence perpetrated on and around her, and her attempts to inflict it upon herself—resulting in a wildly affecting, powerfully unflinching, absolutely necessary memoir of an extraordinary woman.
	Title: Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) Author: Viktor E. Frankl Genre: Memoir Why you’ll love it: In one of the most influential books of the 20th century, Dr. Viktor Frankl describes the horrific experiences of internment in Nazi concentration camps, including Auschwitz. Dr. Frankl maintains that our primary drive in life is neither pleasure nor power, but the “pursuit of what we personally find meaningful.” This harrowing but remarkable story stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
	Title: The Warehouse (2019) Author: Rob Hart Genre: Fiction Why you’ll love it: Thrilling story of corporate espionage wrapped up in a powerful, realistic, dystopian depiction of the impact of technology and e-commerce monopolies on our freedom, daily life and self-identity.

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