Elizabeth Speer
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Why Do Cats Meow?: Curious Questions About Your Favorite Pets
This cute, factual book would make a great addition to an elementary school or a cat enthusiast’s library collection.
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Nine: A Book of Nonet Poems
This poetry collection can be a fun, alternative way of learning while building vocabulary and literary understanding. A good addition to a classroom library for elementary students.
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In the Red
A smart choice to read individually or as a group to further explore the possibilities of life on Mars and the science behind the fiction.
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Sailing on the Mayflower
A well-written book for the intended audience. A good addition to a classroom or elementary school library.
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The Superlative A. Lincoln: Poems About Our 16th President
A good example of how poetry can also inform. Highly recommended for elementary schools and public libraries.
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The Virtue of Sin
While the book is well written, it reads like a cliché of every cult story that has been on the news. There are no surprises, and readers can see the path clearly laid out before them. A simplistic read about a deeper problem.
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Hawksbill Promise: The Journey of an Endangered Sea Turtle
A beautifully illustrated book of informational poetry.
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Deep Girls
Written with depth but in common language as to make it accessible for lower level readers. Recommended for purchase for libraries serving high school patrons.–Elizabeth Speer, Weatherford College, TX
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