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Horror Hotels
Not for the faint of heart, this series will delight fans of bloody human history.
Rundown buildings, deserted locations, and ghost stories provide the creepy premise of this series. Each volume includes four spooky locations in a category, but some examples are a stretch and others are only indirectly related to their location. Background info, brief details on a specific haunting, and crisp photographs round out the presentation. There are four other spring 2017 books in this series. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Haunted Houses Around the World
With its emphasis on demons, exorcisms, and murder, this is for tween horror fans looking for a bit of a challenge.
Ares
In-text cross-curricular connections offer a fresh approach to ancient characters and story arcs.
Aliens
Excellent for individual interests or small reading groups, especially as an introduction to nonfiction features.
Lost Kings and Kingdoms
This series will supplement classroom curricula but may not necessarily fly off the shelves.
The Art of Starving
A serviceable title for readers seeking an unconventional look at eating disorders and complicated gay romance.
Go Science! Inspiring Young Minds | Editorial
Connecting our children to the ongoing work of science can leave them in awe of those who forge the way by revealing how our world works.
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