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Tetris: The Games People Play
This quick, thoughtful read will find an audience among teens interested in pursuing a career in video game design or those who wonder just how video games like Tetris have spread like wildfire.
To Stay Alive: Mary Ann Graves and the Tragic Journey of the Donner Party
History and ethics teachers may want to consider this title for discussion with mature middle schoolers and high schoolers; the subject matter might be a tougher sell for pleasure reading.
The Replacement Crush
Teens will see themselves in these characters and will root for a Dallas/Vivian match from the first chapter. A recommended choice for romance shelves.
Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit
For fans of Sandy Hall's Been Here All Along and David Levithan and John Green's Will Grayson, Will Grayson; this title is a worthwhile purchase for all YA collections.
Monkey: Not Ready for the Baby
While this book doesn't break any new ground, it can still reassure youngsters who share Monkey's reluctance to welcome a new sibling. A solid addition with adorable illustrations.
The Pet Factor
Gr 3–6—Everyone at Oakhill Primary School is gaga over the new pet competition show The Pet Factor, including the Petbots—Archie the cat, Flo the bird, and Sparky the mouse...
Lucy & Andy Neanderthal
An amusing and enjoyable graphic novel that teaches about daily Neanderthal life, this title will be right at home in most elementary school and public library collections.
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