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Pop-up Shakespeare
For students wondering why there is so much fuss about Shakespeare, this is the perfect blend of information and fun. However, it won't hold up for many circulations.
Titanic's Tragic Twin: The Britannic Disaster
Not recommended except where interest in the Titanic is insatiable.
The Little Girl with the Big Voice
A great addition to large nonfiction collections, especially for fans of McDonald and where there is a demand for autobiographies for young readers.
Guardians of the Taiga
Reluctant readers will quickly find themselves absorbed in the story with its intriguing characters and varied plot threads. This series will appeal to fans of animal fiction and budding environmentalists.
Guardians of the Taiga
Reluctant readers will quickly find themselves absorbed in the story with its intriguing characters and varied plot threads. This series will appeal to fans of animal fiction and budding environmentalists.
Anne of Green Gables: The Good Stars
The 1985 TV production of Anne of Green Gables starring Megan Follows, Colleen Dewhurst, and Richard Farnsworth is still the Anne that can't be beat. It is available on DVD and belongs in every collection.
Best Buds Under Frogs
This engaging, funny, and heartfelt read will ring true to a young audience; Patricelli shows a real gift for capturing the dramas and goofiness of the age range. Recommended for most collections.
Edgar Allan Poe: Buried Alive
This lively and fascinating presentation on one of America's great poets and writers will be very useful in U.S. literature classes and for library collections overall.
Lad: A Yorkshire Story
Those who can interpret the accents will be rewarded by this simple story of loss and redemption set in a beautiful part of the English countryside.
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