Schwartz, E J
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The Smaller Evil
Fans of the author's work will find familiar material in this book. Readers interested in a Gillian Flynn-style take on cults and self-help retreats will also be intrigued.
Pinny in Summer
A Pollyanna named Pinny makes the best of her summer day. Despite the label on the book flap and the organizational structure (four short chapters), this is not an easy reader. An additional seasonal selection.
The Sword of Kuromori
This fun, lightweight fantasy series with its simple language and focus on visual storytelling could be especially good for more reluctant readers.
Heart of a Champion
Comparable to several books in the "Dear America" series, this offers a gentle introduction to the plight of persons of Japanese descent during World War II.
The Whole Truth: Writing Fearless Nonfiction
Catch Your Breath is the strongest of the bunch; otherwise, this set is an additional purchase.
This accessible yet sophisticated introduction to playwriting highlights key elements of a play (e.g., story arc, engaging characters, natural dialogue) and advises budding playwrights on ways to strengthen their writing by developing these elements. Well-placed writing exercises and excerpts from classic plays (often accompanied by playwright bios and relevant photos) offer opportunities for practice and inspiration. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Bank Wisely
Solid additions that make financial literacy accessible for young readers.
The four titles in this series aimed at building financial literacy are written in clear, simple, direct prose. Readers are encouraged to work hard for their own money, avoid impulse purchases, keep money in the bank where it can earn interest, and save for the future. The posed photos contribute little, but the overall layout is accessible. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Money Smarts titles: Bank Wisely, Earn Wisely, Save Wisely, and Spend Wisely.
Tell the Story to Its End
A chilling read reminiscent of Patrick Ness's books, Clark's novel will appeal to those who enjoy their fiction dark and disturbing.
First Man: Reimagining Matthew Henson
A compelling graphic novel that biography lovers will greatly enjoy, and a wonderful addition to Black History Month book lists.
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