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"A Universe of Stories" | Storytelling in Games
Video games provide a memorable way to present storytelling to students, offering visual and tactile experiences that leave them eager to explore related books and activities.
On the Come Up
Thomas once again fearlessly speaks truth to power; a compelling coming-of-age story for all teens.
Opposite of Always
A great title for public and school libraries seeking excellent realistic fiction with a twist.
Gorogoa
Art, English, and computer science classes will all find something to admire and analyze, whether it is the stunning art, wordless narrative, or elegant design of the deceptively simple, yet thought-provoking puzzles.
Let's Go Swimming on Doomsday
An excellent choice for public and school libraries looking for powerful realistic fiction titles.
Celebrating National Game and Puzzle Week
A trio of challenging games that reward curiousity, strategic thinking, and in some cases, speed.
Hot Rods
High-interest nonfiction that will appeal to a wide audience, including students who don't ordinarily enjoy STEM topics. A solid pick for elementary schoolers.
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