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14 YA books that gives us a better understanding of mental health

Tired of whacky YA that portray mental illness to be something salvageable by romantic love? Here's a list of 14 books you need to read now.

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Children s books roundup – the best new picture books and novels | Children and teenagers

really make it as a secret agent? This swift-paced, lively debut balances down-to-earth believability with wish-fulfilment fun. Geraldine McCaughreanâs The Supreme Lie (Usborne) is a more complex and stretching book, with the odd upsetting element, so itâs best suited to tougher readers of 10-plus. It follows Gloria, a teenage maid who finds herself impersonating a vanished head of state in Afalia, a country overwhelmed by floods. When Gloriaâs desperate efforts to help the suffering population come up against the machinations of Afalian propagandists (elegantly evoked by Keith Robinsonâs newspaper-style illustrations), discovery looms perilously close in this thought-provoking, poignant, blackly funny novel.

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Young adult books roundup – review

Young adult books roundup – review Fiona Noble © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Ronnie Chua/Alamy Buying a one-way ticket and taking off with only your sketchpad and backpack is a dizzying possibility after months under lockdown and foreign travel restrictions. In Sara Barnard’s Destination Anywhere (Macmillan), 17-year-old Peyton does exactly that, leaving behind years of isolation and bullying. Gorgeous vistas of Canada and newfound travel friends are interspersed with her tumultuous final year in sixth form in a highly relatable journey of self-discovery. More vicarious travels are to be found in Things to Do Before the End of the World by Emily Barr (Penguin). In a near-future, Earth’s breathable air is fast running out: how would you spend your final months? As the apocalypse looms, Olivia spends a blisteringly hot summer travelling through England, France and Spain with long-lost cousin Natasha, family secrets unravelling as seizing the

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Young adult books roundup – review

Young adult books roundup – review
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World Book Day: books to read with the little ones in your life

World Book Day: books to read with the little ones in your life World Book Day: books to read with the little ones in your life To help you share a story this World Book Day, the team at Macmillan’s Children’s Books share their favourite books to read with the little ones in their lives. 02/03/2021 5 minutes to read Reading for pleasure has a transformational effect on young minds, and World Book Day’s Share a Story message aims to encourage and empower as many children as possible to engage with enthralling stories and read for the love of reading.

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