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The Gargoyle Hunters
This appealing, exciting work is ideal for fans of coming-of-age stories.—Karlan Sick, formerly at New York Public Library
A Fever of the Blood
Give this volume to teens who enjoy a soupçon of madness with their mysteries. Fans of Justine Larbalestier's My Sister Rosa or Arthur Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes" tales will appreciate this one.—Gretchen Crowley, formerly at Alexandria City Public Library, VA
The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O
Fans of science fiction, science, history, romance, and shady government operations will love this rich narrative about a world in which time travel and magic seem possible.—Connie Williams, Petaluma High School, CA
The Wildling Sisters
Fans of Kate Morton will love this eerie, multilayered tale of young love, jealousy, and mystery.—Sarah Flowers, formerly at Santa Clara County Library, CA
Anne Frank
Generally solid introductions to historical figures, particularly for more visual learners, though less useful for research.
Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and Unexplained Creatures
An excellent series of higher level, reader-friendly informational text for research or pleasure reading.
Big and Little
An accessible series on opposites, and a solid addition for early nonfiction collections.
Agatha Christie: Traveler, Archaeologist, and Author
Well-researched and clearly written historical biographies, recommended for libraries serving high schoolers.
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