Nonfiction
A breathtaking achievement that will leave teens eager to learn more. Libraries would be wise to purchase a volume of the brothers' letters along with this book.
A valuable work for teens studying code talkers and American Indian contributions to the U.S. victory in the Pacific theater.
Osborne succeeds in creating an informative book that is worthy of shelf space in all high school history collections.
A solid addition to narrative nonfiction collections where niche history topics are popular.
A possible option for pop culture studies; less valuable for history-oriented classes. Most high school use will likely be related to class assignments. Consider for large collections.
Jam-packed with high-interest material, this selection will be useful for science classes or literature units that cover the books mentioned within.
Considering the staggering popularity of the Broadway musical Hamilton, students will crave this title. A great addition to upper elementary and middle school libraries.
Gr 3–5—Readers are introduced to a variety of animals through large, crystal clear photographs and atmospheric text ("It is just before sunrise on India's Karakoram-West Tibetan Plateau...
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