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Blood, Bullets, and Bones: The Story of Forensic Science from Sherlock Holmes to DNA
Sherlock Holmes lovers, CSI: Miami aficionados, and forensic science students will all be drawn to this rather gruesome yet highly entertaining and fact-packed history.
Bleed, Blister, Puke, and Purge: The Dirty Secrets Behind Early American Medicine
A compelling read that will be useful as a companion text for early U.S. history curricula and for students with an interest in the macabre.
Florence Nightingale: The Courageous Life of the Legendary Nurse
With accessible language, a linear story line, and photographs interspersed throughout, this is a great addition to any library. Recommended for students writing reports and others who want to learn about the remarkable "Lady with the Lamp."
The Animal Mating Game: The Wacky, Weird World of Sex in the Animal Kingdom
Downer's investigation of the myriad ways different species produce offspring is sure to enthrall researchers and browsers.
Understanding Suicide: A National Epidemic
Edifying and thorough, this title will prove useful for students doing research or those interested in learning about this tragic phenomenon.
Disease in History
Packed with fascinating information, this is a good resource for those doing research, but the content doesn't quite match the promise of the title.
You Were Here
The topic of urban exploration and the inclusion of graphic novel style chapters will appeal to teens.
The Ebola Epidemic: The Fight, The Future
It is safe to say that all libraries currently lack up-to-date material on Ebola. Those looking to rectify the situation and update their teen nonfiction collections should add this title.
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