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The Wicker King
A haunting and provocative read that will keep teens riveted. A strong choice for most YA shelves.
The Midnight Dance
Despite its intriguing story line, notable shortcomings should be considered before purchasing.
Brother's Ruin
A tempting mix of fantasy, mystery, and titillating romance, minus the raw sexuality, this novel is a good choice for young teens seeking a holiday read or weekend diversion.
One of the Boys
Schools and libraries that serve at-risk teens who use book discussion as part of their counseling will want this in their collections.
Maya Angelou: And Still I Rise
Besides capturing the many facets of Angelou's life and the strength of her personality, the film also offers enough context for her oft-quoted books and speeches to make this a first purchase for school libraries.
Black Feathers: Dark Avian Tales; An Anthology
Though it may require a sales pitch, this riveting anthology should amply reward those who love eerie fare.
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