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Erica speaks to Susen Shi, the New York Public Library's Young Adult Staff Engagement and Support Manager, about the library's list of the 50 best YA books of the year.
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Books Discussed
Further clarification on hi-lo titles from Susen Shi: "they are defined as high-interest stories written at a lower reading level to engage readers and strengthen their love for literature. Our list does contain books that I consider hi-lo that would pique readers interest in an accessible way."
Snowglobe) by Soyoung Park, translated by Joungmin Lee Comfort
Wildfire: The Culture, Science, and Future of Fire) by Ferin Davis Anderson, Stephanie Sammartino McPherson
Night Owls) by A.R. Vishny
Secret Staircase series) by Gigi Pandian
Tita Rosie's Kitchen Mystery series) by Mia P. Manansala
The Unboxing of a Black Girl )by Angela Shanté
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