Nonfiction
The crisp images will lure in browsers, and the user-friendly layout will hold the interest of those seeking report fodder.
Although this title does not contribute much to the Golem legend, readers who enjoy gothic creepiness will be drawn in.
Painting a vivid picture of a child's experience as a civilian caught among warring powers, Mihulka's story offers many opportunities for discussion, especially given the current refugee crisis.
An appealing and accessible introduction to the subject and recommended for those seeking additional materials on canines.
School libraries in need of engaging historical nonfiction should consider for purchase.
There is not much to distinguish this offering from similar flashy compendia of science facts like National Geographic Science of Everything or The Science Book: Everything You Need To Know About the World and How It Works. But its minor updates make it worth considering as an additional purchase for middle school browsers.
An additional purchase for collections where Shakespeare is in high demand.
Highly recommended as a reference for high school government courses.
Alexandra enjoyed a stellar and very recent career, but few tweens unfamiliar with the world of thoroughbred racing will have heard of her. Libraries in Kentucky and near race tracks may be the best market for this title.
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