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Sasquatch and the Muckleshoot
Another fine installment in this well-written and adventure-packed series.
Chester Nez and the Unbreakable Code: A Navajo Code Talker's Story
A can't-miss picture book biography.
Arrow of Lightning
A thrilling final chapter for a memorable teen heroine and a satisfying conclusion to a refreshingly original dystopian trilogy.
Talking Leaves
An illuminating read for middle graders; purchase anywhere historical fiction is in demand.
The Long Run
A good choice for middle and high school collections in need of low-level reads that are well written, engaging, and uplifting.
Brothers of the Buffalo: A Novel of the Red River War
A great historical fiction title that will have readers wanting to learn more about this piece of American history. Recommended.
Trail of the Dead
For fans of Susan Beth Pfeffer's "Life as We Knew It" series (HMH); purchase where the previous title is popular.—Tamara Saarinen, Pierce County Library, WA
Having escaped from the post-apocalyptic prisonlike Haven in Killer of Enemies (rev. 1/14), battle-hardened Lozen leads her band of refugees through the desert toward Valley Where First Light Paints the Cliffs, the place where Lozen's family lived before their capture. They face many dangers: not only is the desert filled with genetically modified monsters created in the time before the Silver Cloud wiped out all electronics on Earth, but the elite Ones who rule Haven are out to punish and kill their unwilling subjects, sending a Lakota near-immortal assassin named Luther Little Wound to hunt Lozen down. Nor is Lozen at peak fighting strength
The Hunter's Promise: An Abenaki Tale
A great addition for traditional tale collections. Recommended.
Walking Two Worlds
Another great addition to the "Pathfinders" series, and a recommended title for all libraries.
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