Kelly Kingrey-Edwards
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We Had To Be Brave: Escaping the Nazis on the Kindertransport
This moving account of an important and lesser-known aspect of 20th-century history is recommended for high school and junior high school nonfiction collections.
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Weird But True Know-It-All: Ancient Egypt
This bizarrely fun take on ancient Egypt will attract elementary students who aspire to truly “know it all.”
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The Memory Thief
Though not an essential purchase, this fast-paced tale of freedom fighters who battle with both their minds and bodies offers thrills, food for thought, and a main character to root for.
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Prehistoric: Dinosaurs, Megalodons and Other Fascinating Creatures of the Deep Past
This extremely useful reference tool concerning prehistoric life on Earth is highly recommended for upper elementary and junior high library collections as well as science classrooms.
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Under Pressure: The Science of Stress
This title packs a great deal of useful information in a thoroughly engaging package. Highly recommended for middle school and junior high school nonfiction collections.
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Ship of Smoke and Steel
This girl power–infused fantasy offers gripping action and an intriguing plot. Graphic depictions of violence and frequent sexual references make this a choice for older teen readers.
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Boy oh Boy: From Boys to Men, Be inspired by 30 Coming-of-Age Stories of Sportsmen, Artists, Politicians, Educators and Scientists
This biographical encyclopedia provides much-needed insight into lives of those who redefined men’s roles. Recommended for elementary and middle school library collections
Tooth and Claw: The Dinosaur Wars of Cope and Marsh
An exciting retelling of the passionate rivalry between two researchers, and the dinosaurs that ignited their intellectual labors and fueled their conflict. Recommended for middle and high school nonfiction collections.
A Cave in the Clouds: A Young Woman's Escape from ISIS
Though consideration should be made for readers' maturity and sensitivity due to subject matter, this first-person narrative account of a young woman's escape from ISIS is highly recommended for all junior high and high school library collections.