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Books like Perpetual Check
Award winning
One Good Punch
Rich Wallace, 2009
128 pages
Why to read
- Addresses consequences of choices and personal accountability.
- Explores themes of friendship, trust, and integrity.
- Encourages self-reflection and personal growth.
- Well-suited for young adult readers.
One Good Punch
Rich Wallace, 2009
Award winning
Shots on Goal (Laurel-leaf books)
Rich Wallace, 2005
160 pages
Why to read
- Captivating tale of perseverance and teamwork.
- Encourages sportsmanship and personal growth.
- Addresses overcoming challenges with determination.
- Great for fostering a love for sports narratives.
Shots on Goal (Laurel-leaf books)
Rich Wallace, 2005
Award winning
Gone Wolf
Amber Mcbride, 2023
352 pages
Why to read
- Captivating tale of adventure and self-discovery.
- Introduces problem-solving and emotional resilience.
- Themes of friendship and bravery resonate with young readers.
- Enhances literacy and imaginative thinking.
Gone Wolf
Amber Mcbride, 2023
Award winning
Nowhere Boy
Katherine Marsh, 2018
384 pages
Why to read
- Explores themes of friendship, courage, and acceptance.
- Inspires empathy and cultural understanding.
- Encourages resilience and problem-solving skills.
- Captivating narrative fosters a love for reading.
Nowhere Boy
Katherine Marsh, 2018
Award winning
Suggested Reading
Dave Connis, 2019
390 pages
Why to read
- Challenges censorship, celebrates freedom of expression.
- Encourages resilience and standing up for beliefs.
- Stimulates discussions on ethical dilemmas, choices.
- Fosters appreciation for diverse literature and perspectives.
Suggested Reading
Dave Connis, 2019
Award winning
Daylight Saving
Edward Hogan, 2012
220 pages
Why to read
- Thrilling mystery engages young minds effectively.
- Enhances time management and history comprehension.
- Encourages resilience through character development.
- Supports emotional growth and friendship values.
Daylight Saving
Edward Hogan, 2012
Award winning
Level Up!
Gene Luen Yang, Thien Pham, 2011
160 pages
Why to read
- Blends gaming with real-life challenges, engaging young readers.
- Encourages balance between passions and responsibilities.
- Stimulates dialogue on personal goals and family expectations.
- Captivating graphics that complement the storytelling.
Level Up!
Gene Luen Yang, Thien Pham, 2011
Award winning
The Secret Fire
C.J. Daugherty, Carina Rozenfeld, 2015
424 pages
Why to read
- Gripping adventure enriches problem-solving skills.
- Characters display resilience and teamwork.
- Stimulates imagination and curiosity.
- Encourages exploration of science and magic.
