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Big Pacific
Featuring high-quality production values and general interest subjects, this is an enticing offering . However, the short segment lengths and limited educational detail make it less suitable for classroom viewing and more appropriate for home and public library use.
The Secret Life of Materials
While of interest to the casual viewer looking to be wowed by technology, this will have limited value in a classroom.
I've Got My Period. So What?
Intriguing but not a must-have. Most libraries will want to stick with Karen and Jennifer Gravelle's now classic The Period Book: A Girl's Guide to Growing Up.
Why Trains Crash
Young problem solvers will enjoy the challenge of addressing the problems posed by public transportation. Blood, mangled limbs, and a (censored) "F-bomb" from a witness may make this appropriate for more mature students.
Bayberry Island
An enjoyable read-aloud or easy middle grade selection for readers of gentle nature fantasy.
A Million Junes
A perfect choice for young teens looking for romance, friendship, and magic in their fiction.
Treasures of the Earth
An awe-inspiring glimpse into the applications of chemistry and the resources' impact on the world. Each episode should have a place in science classrooms and also among general viewers.
Count All Her Bones
Although written as a sequel, this volume stands on its own and should be considered for any YA collection looking for contemporary suspense titles.
Living in the Age of Airplanes
This video should appeal to casual viewers with an interest in airplanes. However, the information presented is so basic that the program's value in classroom settings is limited; suitable for public library collections.
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