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Boy & the World
Many sections are ideal for younger viewers on a purely visual and auditory level. Older viewers could explore perceptions of the story line and the message of the film. Consider also for visual art, graphic design, and animation classes.
Only Yesterday
The film is a joy to watch, though difficult to tie to most American curricula, but it's an excellent choice for animation classes and for all public libraries.
Fever at Dawn
A thoughtful, literary story that will suit serious teens best. This will add depth to a high school audiobook collection but is not one that will fly off the shelf.
Bright Smoke, Cold Fire
An atmospheric tale that pits loyalty to kin against loyalty to self and loyalty to loved ones, this work will appeal to the author's fans and those who can't get enough of fantastical retellings.
Salam Neighbor
Suitable for classes studying the war in Syria, the refugee crisis in the Middle East and in Europe, and the wide-ranging effect any conflict has on the general population.
Becoming Bulletproof
An uplifting, nonpreachy choice for discussions of dignity, empathy, and acceptance for any high school class.
Contemporary Immigration in America: A State-by-State Encyclopedia
A scholarly and readable resource for motivated high school students and those in college, graduate school, or in research professions.
Women of '69, Unboxed
Brief mentions of lost virginity, birth control, unplanned pregnancy, and gay relationships make this most suitable for high school viewers.
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