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JEN ROFÉ'S
REPRESENTATIVE BOOKS
 

Some client books Jen feels best represent her tastes
jennifer@andreabrownlit.com

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REALISTIC MIDDLE GRADE WITH WELL-ROUNDED, AUTHENTIC CHARACTERS:
Newbery Medalist Meg Medina’s MERCI SUAREZ CHANGES GEARS, about the hilarious and poignant struggles of middle-schooler Merci Suarez as she contends with changing friend dynamics at school and changing family dynamics at home. (Candlewick, 2018)

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CHARACTER-BASED MIDDLE GRADE WITH SERIES POTENTIAL: Crystal Allen's The Magnificent Mya Tibbs series features a spunky, nine-year-old, aspiring cowgirl, and the hilarious situations she and her friends find themselves in. (Balzer + Bray/HarperCollins, 2016-2018)

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COMMERCIAL, ADVENTUROUS MIDDLE GRADE: Christina Diaz Gonzalez's MOVING TARGET, about a 12-year-old girl who discovers she belongs to an ancient bloodline, enabling her to use a legendary object that can alter the future. (Scholastic, 2015)

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COMMERCIAL MIDDLE GRADE WITH MAGICAL TWIST: Kim Tomsic’s THE 11:11 WISH, about a math whiz who uses a magical cat clock in an attempt to fit in at her new school. (Katherine Tegen Books/HarperCollins, 2018)

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EXQUISITELY AUTHORED-ILLUSTRATED PICTURE BOOKS​: Eliza Wheeler’s HOME IN THE WOODS, about an impoverished family rebuilding their life in a shack in the woods. (Nancy Paulsen/PRH, 2019)


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