Sara Kundrik
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Ghost in the Headlights
While appropriate for a middle grade audience, there are other books in the horror genre that are more skillfully written. Best suited for the the middle school crowd who enjoys spooky stories and a quick, simple read.
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Gone to the Woods: Surviving a Lost Childhood
A wonderful way to introduce middle grade and high school readers to the excitement and beauty of biographies.
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The Eighty-Dollar Champion: The True Story of a Horse, a Man, and an Unstoppable Dream
Some readers may find this book a little dry, but Letts ultimately crafts a well-written and touching story of a man, his horse, and all they managed to accomplish together.
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Blood and Germs: The Civil War Battle Against Wounds and Disease
A good choice for middle and high school teachers or librarians who want to update their history section with a lively and attention-grabbing resource.
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This Is Not a Ghost Story
This hard-to-put-down novel is perfect for horror fans who need a fun read. Recommended for high schoolers.
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Memory Superpowers!: An Adventurous Guide to Remembering What You Don’t Want To Forget
While Dellis offers helpful hints and tips that even adults can use, the book’s design, format, and writing style could limit its audience.
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The Environment: Explore, Create and Investigate!
This book’s brevity and simplicity are best suited for upper elementary students. A beautiful addition to a classroom library, especially when teaching a science unit on the environment.
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Chemical World: Science in Our Daily Lives
An easy and condensed scientific look at chemicals and their interactions with the natural world. While not something children are likely to read on their own, the book would do well in a middle school classroom.
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Harry Houdini
While telling interesting stories, these books could be better supported with higher quality, varied visuals. The reading experience would be enhanced with photographic depictions of the people being described, instead of exclusively using exaggerated caricature
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