Fiction
Gr 2—4—Much better suited to young readers than Edwin Tunis's Colonial Living (1957) and Colonial Craftsmen (1965, both World Publishing), these lively texts and colorful reproductions and photos will engage casual readers and researchers alike...
Gr 8 Up—From the moment Katy Jessevar, 16, arrives unwillingly at her Massachusetts boarding school, sent there by her father, everyone recognizes her and calls her by another name—Ainsworth—the school's name...
Gr 5—8—Fourteen-year-old Dylan Crow, aka Slider, would like to pretend he gets his nickname from his smooth skateboarding skills, but his moniker stems from his ability to quickly slide out of trouble...
Gr 9 Up—As one of two students who, on January 9, 1961, integrated the University of Georgia, the author comes across as a prescient young woman who knew what she wanted and was willing to brave life-threatening situations to get it...
Gr 4—8—The popular "Choose Your Own Adventure" series (Chooseco) gets some competition, but with a nonfiction twist...
Gr 4—6—In DarkIsle (Delacorte, 2008), readers met orphaned Morag, 10, who escaped her evil guardians, and her newfound friends—a dodo bird, a rat, and a dragon...
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