Nonfiction
An excellent resource that's chock-full of facts about human impact on the planet. Hand to students concerned about the environment, and put it on the shelf for research and reports.
A general purchase for U.S. history collections, especially for fans of Steve Sheinkin's King George: What Was His Problem?; Everything Your Schoolbooks Didn't Tell You About the American Revolution.
Purchase this selection to update collections on social issues related to drugs and addiction.
This timely, well-written title is an excellent resource for budding coders; it bridges the wide gap between simple how-to guidebooks and complex coding textbooks.
Fans of magic, mystery, and debates on the supernatural will devour Noyes's take on Houdini.
A fine addition for public or school libraries with small coding programs aimed at advanced beginners.
A must-have for football fans or communities where the game is popular.
An excellent biography that humanizes its legendary subject for middle schoolers.
Another addition to a spectacular series, this is an eye-opening first purchase for science collections.
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