Nonfiction
A good choice for libraries looking to bolster their graphic memoir collections, especially those seeking titles on the Jewish experience.
Packed with details yet well organized and carefully annotated, this excellent treatment of a shameful episode in U.S. history is highly recommended for library collections serving teens.
A great choice for collections in need of World War II survival stories for middle schoolers.
Recommended for horse lovers and teens who enjoy redemptive memoirs about unlikely pairs.
A worthwhile addition for middle school and public library collections, especially those looking to expand their STEM offerings.
A multiple copy must-have. Use as a tool for collection development for tried-and-true poetry that speaks to teens.
A suitable addition to works on World War II and a fine follow-up to Atwood's Women Heroes of World War II: 26 Stories of Espionage, Sabotage, Resistance, and Rescue.
Sherlock Holmes lovers, CSI: Miami aficionados, and forensic science students will all be drawn to this rather gruesome yet highly entertaining and fact-packed history.
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