Nonfiction
A WWII book, a rock ‘n’ roll book, a buddy adventure, this should be an easy sell. Highly recommended for middle graders and middle schoolers.
A concise place for tweens and teens to find accessible answers to questions that everyone has pondered at some point, updated for the 21st century. Essential for SEL and social studies shelves.
Recommended only for large collections.
Told in rhyme with a consistent beat throughout, this book makes for an excellent addition to any read-aloud collection for young students.
PREMIUM
Let Her Be
Younger readers will miss the narrative structure typical to picture books. The positive message about allowing girls choices might be better suited to caregivers rather than the young girls themselves.
A kid-friendly entry point to important and urgent topics. A good choice for Spanish-language nonfiction shelves.
While the real-life efforts are noble, this book is not recommended for purchase.
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