Nonfiction
Struggling teens seeking hope or the belief that a second chance is available will value this personal story of a teen who endured a life-altering injury.
Intriguing questions on everything from ancient cave paintings to Banksy's latest street art tickle the brain in this colorful romp through the art world. For both art aficionados and newcomers.
For fans of manga and anime, as well as anyone interested in innovative people and the creative process.
For libraries without other Hindu stories or Indian myth collections.
This satisfyingly thorough and worthy addition to any collection is sure to please hard-core gamers and newbies alike.
A strong addition to collections in need of social science titles on prison reform.
Teachers and librarians seeking to further develop their history and biography collections will be thrilled with this fine offering.
Despite the promising premise and the introduction of many little-known tragic events, the flat narrative and the brevity in detail make this a secondary purchase.
Ideal for browsing collections or a reference desk in a middle school library.
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