Nonfiction
A worthy choice for libraries looking to update their crafting materials for young people. This is also a good book for older teens in need of a simplified approach.
A would-be choice for crafting collections curtailed by problematic and insensitive imagery.
Middle school students interested in animals (especially nocturnal ones) and ecology will benefit from this blend of science and memoir.
A read packed with brief yet thought-provoking stories of fearless women in medicine. Ideal for high school students or those interested in a similar career path.
Strongly recommended for young military enthusiasts, readers seeking to gain a broad understanding of the war, and those conducting research.
More coffee table than library shelf, this is best suited for larger collections or the personal libraries of treasure aficionados.
An additional purchase where more geography resources are needed; bound to entice browsers.
This fascinating investigation of a significant U.S. artist will prompt endless discussions on art history, photography, pop culture, gender roles, and even selfies. A title not to be missed.
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