Nonfiction
PREMIUM
Condor Comeback
This worthy addition to elementary and middle school nonfiction collections spotlights the plight of a misunderstood bird.
The topic doesn’t fall easily into categories and might require hand selling, but this captivating nonfiction read will appeal to anyone interested in the history of flight, inventions, or thrill sports.
This engaging self-help book is approachable and relatable and does not inundate readers with an abundance of medical and scientific terminology. A serviceable purchase for teen collections.
An enlightening addition to upper elementary and middle school collections for its in-depth look at the Constitution and the U.S. government.
A mixed bag of interesting, underrepresented historical figures and facts about the establishment of the American West. A good starting point for students curious about early Western frontier life.
A carefully curated collection of stories that feature powerful, fantastical women. Recommended for libraries where gaps in multicultural folklore may exist or for readers with a budding interest in global mythology and folklore.
This accessible title warrants shelf space. A solid jumping-off point for students working on reports about the suffragette movement.
A unique and enlightening story about a lesser-known historical moment and its effects on the field of psychology that would work well as a read-aloud or jumping-off point for a unit on animal and human intelligence and psychology.
An excellent addition to elementary school libraries.
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