Nonfiction
As Rose mentions in her text, accessing autism blogs and sharing social and educational spaces with other teens with ASD have been enormously helpful to her. Likewise, this book may be useful to teens with autism.
The fiber projects in this book make for a perfect occasion for library "crafternoons" or at-home child and caregiver bonding.
Minor flaws aside, this book is an excellent complement to titles such as Chris Oxlade's The Top Ten Battles That Changed the World and Richard Holmes's Battle and should be of great interest to those interested in war history.
Thoughtful, humorous, and filled with practical advice and insight, this book is recommended for all libraries.
Required reading for the budding naturalist and a good pairing for a STEM or history curriculum, too.
A worthy introduction for the feminist teen and an excellent choice for Women's History Month and other targeted collections.
A good addition for schools with a focus on classics but not captivating enough to capture the interest of Rick Riordan readers.
The relative obscurity of Nichols's life makes this a good choice for biography or women's studies collections, but beware of its limitations.
This title contains a treasure trove of information for those interested in sports and science. A good purchase for libraries looking to enhance their sports collections.
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