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The Ghost Prison
Gr 4–7—Billy Calder seizes a job opportunity as a castle prison guard, hoping to earn his way to independence from the Home for Unfortunate Boys...
Vigilante Nights
Gr 9 Up—After witnessing a gang initiation in his California coastal town, Lucas Alexander's '68 Camaro is hit by drag racers, killing his only passenger-his twin sister, Silver...
The Darkest Path
Gr 7 Up—Callum Roe, 15, and his younger brother, James, were whisked away from their parents in Ithaca, New York, six years ago, by followers of the Glorious Path...
The Living
Gr 9 Up—For Shy Espinoza, handing out towels and bottled water on a San Diego cruise ship filled with pretty girls seems like a glamorous summer job...
Read Like a Professor, Write Like a Superhero
Making the reading-writing connection for students in the Common Core era requires models of good literature, a keen understanding of the text craft and structure, and solid skills in writing conventions. This season's crop of writing guides provides students with all of the above.
Hostage Three
Gr 8 Up—Amy Fields walks out of her A Level exams required for entrance into the Royal Academy; she is still grieving over her mother's death and cares little about the future...
Careers in Chemistry
Gr 9 Up—As STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) occupations show positive growth trends, this series will guide high school and undergraduate students through traditional and emerging fields of study in chemistry and physics; it profiles scope, education, training, technology, earnings, applications, and related occupations...
Jumped In
Gr 8 Up—Sam Gregory chooses to blend into the woodwork in his 10th-grade classes, following rules that slackers know, including: never be late and never look a teacher in the eye...
Critical Survey of Graphic Novels: Independents & Underground Classics
Gr 9 Up—The emergence of graphic novels as a genre worthy of analysis is of no surprise; this title looks specifically at the body of work that is self-published or is originally from independent publishers, examining more than 215 titles in terms of publication history, plot, characters, artistic style, themes, and impact...
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