Nonfiction
This sensitive and well-crafted account of a Nagasaki bomb survivor is an essential addition to World War II biography collections for middle school students.
With accessible language, a linear story line, and photographs interspersed throughout, this is a great addition to any library. Recommended for students writing reports and others who want to learn about the remarkable "Lady with the Lamp."
This essential addition to graphic novel shelves, history curricula, and memoir collections will resonate with teens and adults alike.
Though the uninspiring narrative will be of little appeal to enthusiasts, the time line, index, and glossary make this an attractive enough offering to those needing material for reports.
A fitting addition to a classroom or school library. This thorough volume will be useful for reports and discussions on the intersection of environmental and social problems.
A sweet and funny book that will entice those with an interest in Japan, as well as fans of Lucy Knisley's Relish: My Life in the Kitchen.
A solid introduction to economics and the history of monetary systems.
Purchase where there is a high demand for Holocaust nonfiction.
Used in conjunction with other resources, this will be a useful addition for high school research collections.
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