So good. If you have kids in your life struggling with what divorce means, this would be a great book to help them out.

This book made me hungry. Yum yum!

I liked this book a lot. I thought it was an accurate representation of a sisterly relationship.

I really enjoyed this title. Anda is a really relatable character, and the parallels between the game world and real life are interesting. I wanted to know about gold farming (is that really a thing? I need to know more about the economics of gaming!). I would say the title could skew a little younger than high school if parents were prepared to talk about the one swear word mentioned.

This book is a sequel to "Mira in the Present Tense", which I did not know before reading. It does stand alone. Mira travels to India to find visit her family there, whom she has never met in person before (although they do Skype.) In Kolkata, she gets closer to her family, unravels secrets, and discovers things about herself. I think it is open for a sequel (or, at least I wanted to know more about the romantic resolution.)

I have no idea if this is appropriate for MSBA (probably not) but seriously should be read by every teenager. SO SO SO GOOD. Like, I checked it out from the library but now I need to buy a copy good.

Pretty good. I liked it, but I'm not sure it's extraordinary enough for MSBA.

Too young for MSBA, but I was fascinated by this book about dung beetles. Pretty neat stuff!

A quite in-depth look at the history of architecture for children. I think it's too much of a niche for a general list like MSBA, but if you have children who are interested in building, this would be a great book.