Nonfiction
Recommended for well-rounded environmental collections in public and school libraries.
A mandatory addition to teen collections for discussions on inequality and social justice.
An excellent, well-organized resource for schools or youth organizations.
The ill-conceived illustrations alone will likely be enough to keep this book off library shelves, but purchasers willing to overlook the visual stereotypes will find a fast and pleasurable read for fans of blood and guts.
The large format, sumptuous artwork, and thoughtful writing put this one a cut above the rest and make this a must-have for any library that can house it.
A top selection for those serious about military studies. Otherwise, a secondary purchase.
The crisp images will lure in browsers, and the user-friendly layout will hold the interest of those seeking report fodder.
Although this title does not contribute much to the Golem legend, readers who enjoy gothic creepiness will be drawn in.
Painting a vivid picture of a child's experience as a civilian caught among warring powers, Mihulka's story offers many opportunities for discussion, especially given the current refugee crisis.
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