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Danny and the Blue Cloud: Coping with Childhood Depression
This is a useful addition to parenting collections. Library staff may want to encourage parents to read the book through first, including the endnotes, to decide how best to introduce and discuss the story.
How To Like Yourself: A Teen's Guide to Quieting Your Inner Critic and Building Lasting Self-Esteem
This is not necessarily a text that teens would select from the library shelves, but it may be well used as a desk copy for middle and high school counselors. A solid text with good advice overall.
U.S. Army Green Beret Missions: A Timeline
While lacking in-depth information, the series provides a solid starting point for independent research.
These books cover some key battles fought by the two elite combat troops. Each two-page section offers a full-page photograph or illustration and only the barest information, leaving readers with little sense of the battle's significance or the troops' role in it. A running timeline footer adds some broad historical perspective. Two critical thinking questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Blazers: Special Ops Mission Timelines titles: U.S. Marine Raider Missions and U.S. Navy SEAL Missions.
Harmony House
Give this book to teens who have read all the horror they can get their hands on and are looking for something more.
Amazing Mammals
Early readers will find the content intriguing, while adults will appreciate the controlled text and short sentences.
Frame and The McGuire
Those interested in rural or farm-based mysteries or stories set in Canada may want to check out this title.
Run for Your Life!: Predators and Prey on the African Savanna
A great resource for classrooms and libraries that serve the youngest elementary students.
Hello Ruby: Adventures in Coding
This whimsical coding story could be a great resource for mathematical-minded youngsters but might soar over the heads of those less math-inclined.
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