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A gripping tale from start to finish. ["With a thrilling narrative, topical subject matter, and diverse characters, this is a first purchase for libraries serving teens": SLJ 11/15 review of the Sourcebooks Fire book.]
This well-produced film is informative and moving. Viewers will learn how at risk our forests are, and they may be compelled to take action to preserve them.
This may not be suitable for classroom purposes. Viewers who gravitate toward quirky videos and YouTube shorts will enjoy this the most.
This film explains this important issue in a clear and teachable way. It's a great educational tool.
This will make a strong addition to middle school, high school, or public library collections. ["Humor, adventure, mystery, gore, and romance all rolled into one well-written package": SLJ 7/15 starred review of the Algonquin book.]
This informative and timely production of a groundbreaking political figure is recommended for inclusion in all collections.
Recommended for libraries where realistic fiction circulates well. ["The matter-of-fact narrative voice ensures that the tragic plot never overwhelms this wrenching tale of growth and loss": SLJ 8/15 starred review of the Clarion book.]
Nelson's latest deserves shelf space with other astounding verse novels, including Sharon Draper's Stella by Starlight, Jacqueline Woodson's Brown Girl Dreaming, and Thanhha Lai's Inside Out & Back Again. ["Nelson packs a good deal into these verses, and though the subject matter is weighty, she leavens it with humor and deep family affection": SLJ 12/15 review of the Dial book.]
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