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Killer Style: How Fashion Has Injured, Maimed, and Murdered Through History
An engrossing choice for stout-hearted readers, whether fashion-forward or not. Suggest to fans of Georgia Bragg's How They Croaked and How They Choked.
The Beloved World of Sonia Sotomayor
A wonderful addition to any middle grade or YA biography collection.
Forest Talk: How Trees Communicate
Outdoorsy readers of all types will enjoy this title. A good choice for ecology units, science classes, and budding scientists as well.
Earth Seasoned: #Gap Year
Consider for high school students weighing options outside the traditional college experience. The film would also build compassion in a guidance or counseling curriculum addressing different learning styles.
44 Pages
Of special interest to yearbook or school newspaper teams and students looking at creative careers. Marketing and app development classes will appreciate the pragmatic discussions of staying relevant yet true to mission in a changing world.
Limitless: 24 Remarkable American Women of Vision, Grit, and Guts
Consider for large middle school libraries.
Grump: The (Fairly) True Tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
A delightful listen, sure to engage young fairy-tale fans, with enough depth to intrigue older listeners. Consider for all elementary library collections.
Otherwood
Though Stuey and Elly begin the story at eight years old and are nearly 11 years old by the end, some relatively complex concepts (quantum reality; Prohibition) tip this toward strong middle grade readers. A good choice for fans of Wendy Mass's 11 Birthdays, or the offbeat reality of Amy Sarig King's Me and Marvin Gardens.
Tempests and Slaughter
Pierce devotees will revel in the adventure, occasional humor, and promise of romance in this new series opener. The story stands alone and would fit well in any YA fantasy collection.
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