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This bite-sized story celebrating Korean culture is perfect for very young readers and could even serve as basic bibliotherapy for picky eaters.
A relatable story about struggling to find oneself that will make a good addition to high school or public library collections, especially where Forman is popular.
While the pacing is somewhat inconsistent and occasionally choppy, the narrator's conviction in the power of the story being told shines through, providing a significant and worthwhile listening experience.
With a multitude of potential uses, this delightful audiobook is a valuable addition for all libraries serving elementary and middle school students. Adults and teens will find it appealing, too.
Mincks's novel is perfectly layered with humor, tension, and adversity and reaffirms that true friendship is golden. Listeners will eagerly await the sequel.
Libraries should prepare for eager audiences requesting multiple formats. Patrons who opt for the audio format can access Acevedo's additional explanatory track about a final contrapuntal poem.
Students of the time period, American history, and social movements will find it valuable to absorb the details of Douglass's extraordinary life.
A sorrowful exploration of grieving teens complemented with narration that depicts their depth of feeling and paths towards finding peace.
This novel is recommended as a perfect addition to any library serving middle grades with a lot of dog and hockey fans.
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