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A Drop of Night
For readers who like strong characters in a unique setting and prefer their horror with a streak of science fiction.
Bleeding Earth
Vivid images of blood, hair, and bones, and a budding romantic relationship—this is for readers who like their apocalyptic horror grounded in reality and kind of gross.
Arctic White
A picturesque book that would be better appreciated with more clarity about its setting and culture.
Hellraisers
A chaotic pace, snarky humor, graphic descriptions, and strong language make this title just right for older horror enthusiasts
Two Is Enough
Here is a refreshing and soothing examination of the joy to be found in families, regardless of their size or makeup.
The Navajo: The Past and Present of the Diné
Good introductions.
Each book begins with the group's history, exploring family life and governing systems; discusses how life changed after the arrival of European explorers and settlers; and concludes with information about how the groups live today. Though cursory, the books could serve as appropriate introductions for third and fourth graders. Photos and historical art adequately illustrate the texts. Reading list, timeline. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Fact Finders: American Indian Life titles: The Sioux and The Iroquois.
The Red Hat
This dynamic, gorgeously rendered glimpse into the fledgling bond between two people demonstrates the power of persistence.
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