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Armstrong and Charlie
This uplifting and touching exploration of friendship, with a vivid setting, is a solid addition to most middle school libraries.
Incarcerating US
This is a raw, emotionally charged film about how the prison system has failed society. A valuable resource for criminal justice or government classes.
A World of Pausabilities: An Exercise in Mindfulness
ACCURATE SELF-PERCEPTION; MINDFULNESS SELF-AWARENESS...
Indian Immigrants
Gr 7–10—Most of these titles were published in Mason Crest's "The Changing Face of North America" set from 2004 and retain much of their original format and most of their chapter topics...
Abraham
Libraries that own the other installments of this series as well as anyone looking for a great presidential biography will want this addition for primary grade collections.
History Kids: Constitutional Amendments
Recommended for middle school or English language learners in high school for providing basic information on the Bill of Rights.
Gibby
Entertaining, but not a must-have for public libraries.—Jennifer Prince, Buncombe County Public Libraries, NC
Art Index TV
This examination of contemporary art is appropriate for serious art students or as motivation for teens considering an artistic career and for adults who already have an appreciation for art.
One of Us
An enthralling plot for listeners who like spy novels. ["Recommend this one to teen readers who have tired of dystopias and are looking for something new and different": SLJ 10/15 starred review of the Running Press Teen book.]
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