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H.E.A.R
Limited character development and occasional plot stagnancy keep this book from earning a glowing review, but it will appeal to teens and adults who are fascinated by the possibility of ESP. ["The flawed characters, unlikely alliances, and fast plot twists make this volume a page-turner that will have readers anticipating a sequel": SLJ 11/15 review of the Soho Teen book.]
The Radiant Road
This book is not for everyone, but it will appeal to fantasy readers who enjoy enthralling descriptions of the seaside of Ireland and the magical land of Timeless. ["An unforgettable tale that begins slowly and gently, gradually and inevitably leading to a thundering crescendo": SLJ 12/15 starred review of the Dutton book.]
Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain
This book will certainly appeal to young teens of all genders looking for an adventure beyond the pages of a comic book.
Hey Diddle Diddle/I Wish I Was Little
Opportunities for classroom activities are abundant, such as a writing prompt on where kids might travel if they were Jack or Jill.
Peanut Butter and Jellyfish
This adaptation is a great introduction to the antibullying message for younger audiences and makes it easy for educators to form connections to Common Core State Standards.
I Had a Favorite Dress
This is an excellent illustration of the importance of being resourceful. It lends itself well to before-and-after viewing classroom activities, such as recycled crafts and writing prompts.
Drawing with Mark: Let's Go to the Zoo!/Zoo Stories
These episodes provide a good foundation for, and encouragement of, creative drawing. As the artist says, "There are no mistakes…that's why pencils have erasers."
No Fish Where to Go
Told through the point of view of young children, this memorable and dark modern-day tale is a poignant introduction to the partisanship and repercussions of war. It could stimulate great discussion and writing assignments in the classroom.
Discovery in a Painting
Gr 7 Up—This program explores French painter Paul Cezanne's post-impressionist work Still Life with Apples...
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