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Follett Launches New Version of K–12 Digital Bookshelf
Follett’s new back-to-school release of its FollettShelf hosted digital bookshelf—which includes a new HTML5 reading environment for econtent called Follett Enlight—is now available for schools to download this week via apps for GooglePlay and iOS, even though it does not yet appear in searches of Apple’s iTunes store, the company assures School Library Journal.
Welcome Back to Heavy Medal, Someday My Printz Will Come Blogs
Labor Day has come and gone, and this week marks the start of a new school year and the return of millions of students. Here at School Library Journal, we’re also celebrating two triumphant returns this week: those of our popular blogs Heavy Medal and Someday My Printz Will Come.
Cherry Money Baby
Gr 9 Up—Foul-mouthed, short-tempered Cherry Kerrigan, 17, knows exactly what she wants from life...
Loki's Wolves: The Blackwell Pages, Book 1
Gr 4–8—For the inhabitants of Blackwell, South Dakota, signs of the impending apocalypse mean that it is time to choose a champion from the descendants of the Norse gods to lead the others in battle against the Midgard Serpent...
The Screaming Staircase
Gr 6–9—Lucy Carlyle relates the exploits of the teenage ghost-hunting agency, Lockwood & Co...
Walt Disney's Donald Duck: The Old Castle's Secret
Gr 3 Up—In the history of comics it is rare to find a creator so devoted to and so invested in his characters as Barks...
So, You Want to Be a Chef?: How to Get Started in the World of Culinary Arts
Gr 7 Up—Chock-full of interviews with successful chefs, both renowned and unknown; sidebars with fun factoids (e...
The Lord of Opium
Gr 8 Up—Fourteen-year-old Matteo Alacrán has outlived El Patrón, the drug lord for whom Matt was cloned for parts...
Hideous Love: The Story of the Girl Who Wrote Frankenstein
Gr 8 Up—Hemphill's ability to plumb the depths of an author's pain and despair is evident in this examination of the life of Mary Shelley, best known as the author of Frankenstein and wife of poet Percy Bysshe Shelley...
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