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A Talent Show of Nerves

By (author) Sheelue Yang, Illustrated by Karen Donnelly

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Eleven-year-old Nhia â€œSilverâ€ Leeâ€™s brother convinces her to join the talent show and showcase her storytelling know-how. There's just one problem: sheâ€™s got a serious case of stage fright! Can Nhia overcome her fears and take home the top talent trophy? Or will her anxieties upstage her act? Written by Sheelue Yang, this graphic novel is a darkly humorous, normalizing exploration of coming-of-age anxiety through the lens of an authentic pre-teen girl.

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