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Survival Scout: Tsunami
Definitely good for those living in tsunami-prone areas in explaining to students what happens and how to prepare for safety. For all others, it’s equally informative, but perhaps not immediately relatable.
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Witch Hunt: The Cold War, Joe McCarthy, and the Red Scare
Despite the confusing format, this compelling volume on mid-20th-century American politics is a must for research students and history buffs alike.
The Yellow Bus
A must-purchase, this book will leave readers looking at objects around them differently long after its covers are closed.
The Last Bloodcarver
All collections will benefit from this unequivocal first purchase that will resonate especially deeply with immigrant and diasporic teens struggling to see themselves in media.
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This Dark Descent
Alternately engrossing and messy, this adventure is for large collections wishing to diversify their fantasy shelves.
The Girl Who Sang: A Holocaust Memoir of Hope and Survival
A must-have. The graphic novel format will appeal to those whose first choice might not be history or biography, and all others will be invited to consider the full-life experiences of Holocaust survivors.
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Seeds of Change
A beautiful book about the power of community; even its smallest members, the children, have a big impact.
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Unstoppable!: My Journey from World Champion to Athlete A to 8-Time NCAA National Gymnastics Champion and Beyond
A worthwhile purchase only if other gymnastic memoirs tend to circulate often. The writing style is very causal and tends to read like a young person’s journal at times yet obviously touches on topics of sexual abuse, eating disorders, and associated legal matters.
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Gorgeous Gruesome Faces
Cheng’s debut is an excellent purchase for secondary school library collections where a well-done, fast-paced K-pop horror will be welcomed by many teen readers.
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