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Library Teen Advisory Groups
An inspiring resource for all librarians who work with adolescents; those who already own the first edition should strongly consider purchasing this updated version.
The Self-Esteem Habit for Teens: 50 Simple Ways To Build Your Confidence Every Day
Deftly written, easy to follow and comprehend, and completely on target, this self-help guidebook belongs in every school and public library nonfiction collection serving teens.
The Self-Esteem Habit for Teens: 50 Simple Ways To Build Your Confidence Every Day
Deftly written, easy to follow and comprehend, and completely on target, this self-help guidebook belongs in every school and public library nonfiction collection serving teens.
Neighborhood Girls
Vibrant and convincing writing with realistic outcomes by a Morris Award finalist and Printz honoree make this a winner for most teen fiction collections.
Fireworks
A general purchase for YA collections, especially those with teens interested in recent historical fiction.
Irreversible
Teens left hanging about Keir's and Gigi's fates will want to know the outcome, although the lack of a satisfying resolution is realistic. As with the earlier title, this one provides plenty of fodder for discussion.
It Wasn't Always Like This
Teens who relished the classic Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt will revel in this tale with a related premise for older readers.
The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly
Ellen Hopkins devotees and fans of The Chosen One by Carol Lynch Williams (St. Martin's Griffin, 2009) will seek this one out.
Puppy Love: True Stories of Doggy Devotion
Sure to appeal to fans of dog and animal books, as well as reluctant readers.—Cynde Suite, Bartow County Library System, Adairsville, GA
Real-life stories of dogs who rescue injured or endangered people;
perform incredible feats such as reading, surfing, or skydiving; or
work as service dogs for disabled children or vets fill this
compact volume, illustrated with appealing full-bleed color photos
of the dog heroes themselves. Although numerous sidebars clutter
the design and detract from the flow, the package overall is a
treat for dog-lovers.
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