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The Exact Opposite of Okay
For teens and adults looking for a mature title to address issues of feminism and sexuality, this title fits, although books like Louise O’Neill’s Asking for It and Emily Wibberly and Austin Siegemund-Broka’s Always Never Yours do so in a more authentic fashion.
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The Jungle
This solid introduction to Sinclair’s classic text is a humanizing supplement to the at-times tiresome original. Though this work substantially differs from its inspiration, the central message—anticapitalist, pro-socialist, and morally outraged—still rings loud and clear.
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The Great Gran Plan
Recommended for general purchase for any collection of fairy tales as this is one of the more enjoyable fractured fairy tales with a little bit of magic sprinkled in the mix
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How We Got to Now: Six Innovations That Made the Modern World
Read by the author, this is an interesting and informative title, easy to understand, engaging, and amusing.
The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank
This introduction to the Holocaust can also provide a starting point for more in-depth study, reading, and discussion.
My Encyclopedia of Very Important Dinosaurs: Discover More Than 80 Prehistoric Creatures
A superb choice to fill the gap between simpler dinosaur introductions, such as My Little Book of Dinosaurs, and more detailed encyclopedias including Dinosaurs: A Visual Encylopedia.
An inspiring match of writing and art. Perfect for one-on-one sharing.
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