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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.]
Although there is some foreshadowing, the suspense stays strong throughout and draws to a satisfying conclusion; boys and girls, lovers of Harry Potter, and fans of dark fairy tales will appreciate this adventure. ["For those willing to tackle a rich and layered text, there's much here to enjoy": SLJ 12/15 starred review of the Hyperion book.]
The episode provides a compelling look at an important indigenous site and serves as an introduction to a people and culture often overlooked in Western-centric history narratives. Recommended for high schools and public libraries.
This cheeky Regency romp will appeal to Downton Abbey buffs as well as fans of historical fiction and classics. ["An enchanting addition, sure to charm Jane Austen lovers and those who live for the next big Downton Abbey reveal": SLJ 5/15 starred review of the Viking book.]
If you have to choose, purchase St. Patrick's Day for its energetic content and its six legends about the intriguing patron saint of Ireland.
Classes studying current events, state government, and the history of education can use this film.
A decent choice for communities with an interest in Alaska or Native cultures and their interactions with archaeology, but lacking a broader appeal.
If you want a program that presents high hopes and positive aspirations, this is it. If you want one that is an accurate representation of the U.S. political system, look elsewhere.
This retelling of a famous story in a fresh, new way is a great listening experience for teens and adults. ["The entire tale will be long remembered, and is a must-read for all Les Mis fans": SLJ 6/15 starred review of the Scholastic Chicken House book.]
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