Meaghan Nichols
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Who Was Accused in the Salem Witch Trials?: Tituba
This work of nonfiction is a good overview of the Salem witch trials, and it may help students better understand the complicated situation. A good supplemental option for teen graphic novels.
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This Indian Kid: A Native American Memoir
A good addition to any teen nonfiction collection.
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Courage to Dream: Tales of Hope in the Holocaust
A nice addition to any teen graphic fiction collection.
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Wiijiwaaganag: More Than Brothers
This in-depth, thoughtful novel would be a strong choice for a book report, or for civic and historical projects.
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The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee (Young Readers Adaptation): Life in Native America
A well-researched approach to North American history that features personal narratives from Indigenous Americans.
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Ukpik Learns to Sew
A great resource for lessons on the Inuit or larger studies on cultural awareness.
How to Eat a Book
A refreshing book in text and art, with a title that grabs attention, a plot that delivers, and an ending that resonates. No child could possibly resist.
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Declaration of the Rights of Girls and Boys: A Flipbook
An energetic addition to all collections, but it’s not all fun and games; this could spark serious conversations about rights we take for granted and lead to a conversation on civics. Or, just enjoy the humor, the diversity, and the inclusion of so many different kinds of children in the pursuit of happiness.
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