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Jennifer Chan Is Not Alone

Tae Keller

Ages 10–14

Readers rate it 4.1 (10 on Hardcover)

289 pages · Released Apr 26, 2022

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A note for parents

Jennifer Chan Is Not Alone addresses serious real-world issues including racism, antisemitism, bullying, and grief through the lens of a science fiction story about alien contact. The book combines emotional depth with hopeful themes of belonging and self-acceptance, making it suitable for thoughtful middle-grade readers ready to engage with complex feelings. While it tackles heavy subjects, the tone is ultimately supportive and empowering rather than gratuitous.

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  • Character driven
  • Strong Character Development
  • Unloveable Characters
  • Diverse Characters
  • reflective
  • emotional
  • hopeful
  • Young Adult
  • Science Fiction
  • Aliens
  • Fantasy
  • Fiction

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ISBN 9780593310526 · Random House Children's Books

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