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An enjoyable love story that not only entertains but also educates. ["A debut romance for libraries looking to diversify their offerings": SLJ 9/15 review of the St. Martin's Griffin book.]
Of use as supplemental material in classes discussing global economies and African studies.
Librarians with a large fantasy readership should invest in the print version of this title. ["An unexpected twist at the end helps assuage the angst of the overtired love triangle prominent in the latter half of the book": SLJ 11/15 review of the Amazon Skyscape book.]
This will get honest conversations started about bullying, identity, and human rights in an inviting platform.
The all-too-real topic and relatable protagonist make for an engaging adventure tale. ["Though the themes of racism, hate, and the danger of fear are desperately needed in conversations with the intended age group, this novel only scratches the surface": SLJ 11/15 review of the Scholastic book.]
Fans of Jenny Han and Stephanie Perkins will enjoy this audiobook. ["This fun romp will appeal to students looking to push beyond the edges of their own comfort zones": SLJ 7/15 review of the Harlequin Teen book.]
Consider for dance classes or for any discussion of perseverance, body image, stress, health, and differing definitions of career success.
Visually wonderful and chock-full of information about Monterey Bay, its inhabitants, and visiting species, this film would be of interest in marine biology and environmental science classes.
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