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  • Global Scholar Students
  • Visual Art Students
  • History Students

Areas of Interest

This work of historical fiction takes place in France during the Nazi occupation of WWII. Eva uses her artistic talents to forge documents to help Jewish children escape.

by Kristin Harmel

The Book of Lost Names

  • Literature Students
  • Ecological/Biology Students

Areas of Interest

Winner of numerous literary awards, using multiple POVs and timelines, this story centers around an ancient text. Ultimately it is a story about storytelling, resillence, and hope.

by Anthony Doerr

Cloud Cuckoo Land

  • Religious and Spiritual Students
  • Performing Arts Students

Areas of Interest

A popular children's televison figure, Mr. Roger's dedication to the education of children went beyond the tv screen. This biography highlights his deep faith that guided all that he did.

by Maxwell King

The Good Neigbor

  • History Students
  • Global Scholars

Areas of Interest

After the San Fransico earthquake of 1908 destroys her school and neighbor, Mercy is determined to help her community in its most desperate time.

by Stacey Lee

Outrun the Moon

  • Engineering and Design Students
  • Fantasy Fans

Areas of Interest

Tress leaves the only home she has ever know in a quest to save her love. Using her quick wit and gift for designing, she is able to conquer any challenge she runs into, while also adding to her list of people to save.

by Brandon Sanderson

Tress of the Emerald Sea

  • Visual Arts Students
  • Engineering and Design Students

Areas of Interest

This futuristic graphic novel tells the story of Clem and Kye, a humanoid AI, both who work in Dr. Lin's robotics laboratory. If Kye is sentient enough to have feelings, shouldn't he be free to choose his own path?

by Wendy XU

Infinity Particle

Rico works hard to take care of her family as they struggle to get by, but when she sells a winning lottery ticket, she thinks her luck has changed. If only she can locate the winner. With the help of Zan, her wealthy and popular classmate, she might find more than she bargained for.

  • Social Justice Scholars
  • Sociology Students
  • Romance Fans

Areas of Interest

by Nic Stone

Jackpot

A beautiful and compelling memoir written by the woman considered the, "Mother Theresa of Somalia." Dr. Abdi dedicated her life to helping the displaced and unhoused people in a war-torn country.

  • Global Scholars
  • Health/Science Students

Areas of Interest

by Dr. Hawa Abdi

Keeping Hope Alive

At 18, Katie upends her life and instead of attending college, follows her passion for service and travels to Uganda where she falls in love with the country and people she meets there. She captures her story in this brief memoir.

  • Religious and Spirituality Students
  • Global Scholars

Areas of Interest

by Katie Davis Majors

Kisses from Katie

Inspired by the experiences of the author's family, this work of historical fiction explores the choices families had to make during the Cuban Revolution.

  • Global Scholars
  • History Students

Areas of Interest

by Andy Weir

Next Year in Havana

After being forced into community service for the entire summer because she crashed her car, Perry finds meaning in protecting her ancestors' memories, artifacts and remains.

  • Social Studies Students
  • Mystery Fans

Areas of Interest

By Angeline Boulley

Warrior Girl Unearthed

Tova's son mysteriously disappeared 30 years ago, but somehow the octopus in the aquarium where she works knows what happened to him. This is a story about the meaning of community and how community can expand to include our neighbors found in nature.

  • Ecology/Biology Students

Areas of Interest

by Shelby Van Pelt

Remarkably Bright Creatures

Two brothers deal with the aftermath of their attack on a fellow student in different ways in this novel in verse. Jay turns inward and pushes others away while Max turns to his art to help him process.

  • Global Scholars
  • Visual Art Students

Areas of Interest

by Ari Tison

Saints of the Household

Important Informaton

  • Learn to Love Program Details
  • Nazareth Library Website
  • SORA eBook Access