Jeni Tahaney
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The Jump
An entertaining read for high school students, particularly for those who love adventure.
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The Stranded
This novel will be a favorite among patrons who love dystopian fiction and will be a popular read in any high school library.
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Why Humans Build Up: The Rise of Towers, Temples and Skyscrapers
Recommended as an asset for both school and public libraries. Students who are fascinated by history and architecture will especially enjoy this book.
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I Will Protect You: A True Story of Twins Who Survived Auschwitz
In a world where most people who lived the Holocaust are no longer with us, this book is a sincere and truthful reminder of this horrific event.
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It’s All Love: Reflections for Your Heart & Soul
Recommended for any library that caters to tweens and teens. Readers will enjoy Ortega’s down-to-earth advice and optimism.
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Depression: Insights and Tips for Teenagers
Young adults will be well equipped with the stamina and tenacity needed to process their depression and navigate their way through any situation. A timely guide that offers plentiful, practical resources for high school students.
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Six Super Skills for Executive Functioning: Tools To Help Teens Improve Focus, Stay Organized, and Reach Their Goals
Honos-Webb weaves science and relatable examples into her narrative without talking down to her audience. The subject matter will appeal to both teens and adults. Recommended for public and high school libraries.
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