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The 'Red Band Society' and Beyond: YA Novels About Life, Death, and Love
Filled with humor and heartbreak, poignant emotion, and amazing instances of courage, these young adult offerings are sure to captivate fans of the Red Band Society TV show and John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars.
This Is Dalí
Gr 10 Up—Ingram's eye-grabbing graphic-novel profiles convey each artist's life story and particular panache with a combo of witty narrative, vivacious illustrations, reproductions of pivotal artworks, and the occasional photo...
Race to Nowhere
Gr 8 Up—An eye-opening look at the pressures kids face today and a clarion call to reexamine our nation's educational system and cultural values...
From Easy Readers to First Chapter Books | Titles to Ease the Transition
This sampling of well-written, pleasingly illustrated books formatted with independent readers in mind will help students make the transition from easy readers to longer chapter books.
Fall Fun: Great Books About Autumn
Revel in crisp, cool days while sharing these lyrical and information-packed picture books about the shift in seasons.
The Day I Lost My Superpowers
PreS-Gr 1—A cape and mask-wearing youngster details her amazing powers, many of which will seem familiar to young readers...
The Big Screen’s 'Dear White People' and a Roundup of Not-to-Miss YA Novels
Dear White People, written and directed by Justin Simien, takes a satirical look at race relations in America. Be prepared for the October 17 premiere with a selection of books for teens that deal with intolerance, civil rights, and racism.
Spine-Tingling Stories for Older Readers
Spellbinding, shocking, and satisfyingly spooky, creepy tales will rivet readers and raise goose bumps galore. They can also be shared in secondary classrooms to introduce and explore basic short story elements, discuss narrative voice, and analyze point of view.
Meet Teddy, FDR, and Eleanor: Great Books About the Roosevelts
The Roosevelts: An Intimate History, Ken Burns’s seven-part documentary film about the lives of Theodore, Franklin, and Eleanor Roosevelt, recently premiered on PBS. Ranging from picture-book accounts to more in-depth biographies, the books featured here will both inform and inspire.
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