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Bobby: A Story of Robert F. Kennedy
While not structured as a research book for a biography report, this title would be useful for students looking to learn more about great American leaders as well as students wanting to learn how to masterfully weave quotations into a text.
Listening to One Another in Our Nation of Stories
In a time of such fear and division, author Deborah Wiles believes that part of the solution to the anger and worry is to activiely listen to others.
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Kent State
The use of multiple voices captures the tumult of the Kent State campus and varying perspectives on events, but can make the story difficult to follow at times. A good general purchase.
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Anthem
This is a book that takes root in readers’ mind and stays there. A gripping read with a satisfying conclusion.
Revolution
This film is important, inspirational, and at times devastating. Be aware that some footage, such as a shark slaughter, is disturbing and graphic.
Revolution
Gr 5–8—In Wiles's second installment of the trilogy, readers are offered two alternate viewpoints from very different worlds within the same Greenwood, Mississippi town during the tumultuous Freedom Summer of 1964...
Countdown
Eleven-year-old Air Force brat Franny Chapman stars in Wiles's documentary novel about shifting friendships, first crushes, and family loyalty, set during the volatile days of the Cuban Missile Crisis...
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