Brandy Colbert, "The Voting Booth"
August 7, 2020
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as posted by the channelEven as first-time voters, Marva and Duke don’t expect Election Day to be quite so eventful. When Marva—who’s been tirelessly registering voters for months—sees Duke turned away because of a registration mix-up, she becomes determined to help him cast his ballot. As the teens rush between polling centers, they realize they just might be falling for each other. The latest from an award-winning author, this masterful novel follows two Black teenagers who open up to one another as they challenge racist voter suppression. Ages 12 and up.
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