Nonfiction
It is safe to say that all libraries currently lack up-to-date material on Ebola. Those looking to rectify the situation and update their teen nonfiction collections should add this title.
A strong addition to sex ed shelves and a much-needed perspective on teenage sexuality.
Well written and impeccably researched, this volume will appeal to budding activists and feminists and to those concerned about human rights.
This is a stirring account of a strong-willed, one-of-a-kind woman who made it big and did it her way. Her story will inspire young creative types and anybody who feels like an outsider.
A solid addition to medium to large collections.
For large public libraries with big budgets and a high demand for sophisticated baking materials.
Worthy but, at best, supplementary to the young readers' edition of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth (Viking, 2007) and other more recent titles.
Dirge's ghoulish sensibility will appeal to teens and adults who have retained a child's appreciation for that deliciously disturbing sort of nonsense once provided by scary stories told in the dark at sleepovers.
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