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The Scourge
A solid choice for younger teens and those who want a fast- paced dystopian novel without extreme violence.
91%: A Film About Guns in America
Consider for high school classes where there is enough time to examine one side of a controversial question.
Carve the Mark
The author's name may catch the eye of "Divergent" trilogy fans, but they will find that this book has less romance and more violence. Consider where Marie Lu's "Young Elites" series, Eoin Colfer's "W.A.R.P." books, and Allen Zadoff's "Unknown Assassin" titles are popular.
Ashes
The trilogy conclusion, like the previous installments, is a must-purchase for middle school libraries. It has abundant curricular ties-ins and is enjoyable in its own right for any fan of strong heroines and historical fiction.
9/11 and the War on Terror: A Documentary and Reference Guide
Consider where Greenwood "Documentary and Reference Guides" are in use or where an assignment is tailored to the coverage areas of this book.
Good Conversations!: A Talk with Clare Vanderpool
A good choice for any middle school without the time or budget to bring an author on-site.
Unlocking Your Potential: Grit, Determination, and Mindset
With PDF pretests and posttests and 10 different activity sheets, this DVD is a "grab and go" class lesson on determination and positive personal growth.
A Kids' Guide to America's First Ladies
Krull brings to life the diverse personalities of her subjects and shines light on lesser-known first ladies who may not have dedicated middle grade biographies of their own.
All Four Stars
A sweet and undemanding listen. Gladys can come across as occasionally annoyingly superior, but what young gourmet wouldn't be frustrated with parents who love white bread and low-calorie mayo and whose every meal is nuked in a microwave? ["Give this one to your young foodies": SLJ 5/14 review of the Putnam book.]
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