Lisa Crandall
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Breaking the News: Real Stories, Fake News, and Why the Difference Matters
An excellent tool for teachers and librarians to use to explore the idea of information and media literacy. It’s very unlikely that a middle schooler would pick up this title for an independent read, but every student (and adult) should know the principles within.
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Even More Fantastic Failures: True Stories of People Who Changed the World by Falling Down First
These narratives examining successful people overcoming setbacks and long odds are encouraging and contain a lot of information to flesh out biography reports. Look no further for a collective biography to inspire middle schoolers to keep trying.
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The Constitution Decoded: A Guide to the Document That Shapes Our Nation
In the hands of a skilled social studies teacher, this informative book will help students unpack this foundational document that impacts all Americans. Recommended for school and public libraries.
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Ripples of Hope: Your Guide To Electing a New President
Written and published pre-COVID-19 pandemic, many actions and ideas are excellent and very practical but might not be feasible in these uncertain times. Also, it will have an extremely short shelf-life.
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One Earth: People of Color Protecting Our Planet
For larger libraries or libraries looking to expand their potential career offerings, this is a good choice to show how anyone can defend our world.
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Dangerous Alliance: An Austentacious Romance
This Austenian romance might find some readers in Downton Abbey fans, but most can pass.
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One Person, No Vote: How Not All Voters Are Treated Equally
This highly recommended book arrives just in time to educate newly eligible voters for the 2020 election.
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Vote!: Women’s Fight for Access to the Ballot Box
This thorough history deserves a place in libraries in time for the anniversary
Searching for Lottie
A satisfactory Holocaust story with encouraging words for readers to spark storytelling and genealogical research.
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