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Alexander Hamilton: The Making of America
Considering the staggering popularity of the Broadway musical Hamilton, students will crave this title. A great addition to upper elementary and middle school libraries.
Benjamin Franklin's Wise Words: How To Work Smart, Play Well, and Make Real Friends
The combination of Franklin's common sense wisdom and the fun imagery yields a good primer for personal edification.
Trials and Trickery: All the Grim, Gruesome, and Gory Parts of History's Dark Side
A selection more at home with Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories To Tell in the Dark than with other history titles. Recommended for collections that serve horror fans or in need of Halloween-related materials.-Jeffrey Meyer, Mt. Pleasant Public Library, IA
The U.S. Constitution: Discover How Democracy Works
A handy and useful resource for upper elementary and middle school classrooms with an interest in government and politics.
Teotihuacán's Lost Kings
An illuminating documentary that discusses a significant pre-Columbian society, compiling a healthy mixture of archaeology, history, forensics, and digital technology. A great classroom aid for history and anthropology courses.
Dinosaur Bones: And What They Tell Us
Exactly what young paleontologists are looking for: big, beautiful pictures of dinosaurs. A solid addition to school and public libraries for elementary students to pore over.
Seven and a Half Tons of Steel
This beautiful, sober, and hopeful recounting of a difficult chapter in American history is a stellar addition to history collections.
Washington, DC, History for Kids: The Making of a Capital City, with 21 Activities
An informational and activity-filled book that will be very useful for late-elementary and middle school history projects.
Deserts and Life
This geographical tour is highly recommended for high school classrooms and public libraries.
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