Nonfiction
A timely approach to world history through bite-size chapters highlighting how the lies and propaganda of the past still impact the present day.
Even though most teens are aware of or living with some sort of supposed stigma, picking this book up could take some prompting. An important purchase for libraries serving teens where nonfiction circulates.
By celebrating a Black academic in the STEM field, this scientist’s memoir envisions a place for anyone who has a dream that the possibility is there to achieve it. Purchase it for teen nonfiction collections everywhere.
A nonjudgmental, conversational guide to menstrual cycles that is essential for all collections serving middle schoolers.
This volume fills a gap for young Nintendo fans until something more substantial comes along.
This updated look at new and old U.S. monuments stands out because of its examination of the monuments from an equitable lens. An integral addition to all collections.
A brief review of nocturnal animals, quickly consumed and fully forgettable.
PREMIUM
Colors of the National Parks
Beautiful illustrations feature the diversity of the national parks and the flora and fauna that live within for a wonderful learning experience.
PREMIUM
365: How to Count a Year
An excellent book to introduce the idea of timekeeping and calendars with humor and personal connections.
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