Nonfiction
Two nonfiction titles about coding will keep young minds active during the winter months.
Just as this has been a year of grief and tough topics in fiction, nonfiction has been similarly focused on emotionally draining subject. (Or perhaps it’s my personal exhaustion with the state of the world combined with the difficult reads? Hard to say.) Today Sarah and I are reviewing two very different books about the […]
A bevy of nonfiction titles on such topics as deadly animals, political revolution, and more.
Gr 4-7 –The multifaceted history of the Indigenous peoples of North American before and after European contact is made accessible in a well-written, fluid narrative complemented by appealing graphics.
While undeniably talky, this sex-positive and inclusive book offers a down-to-earth approach to an awkward subject. Belongs in every middle and high school library.
Teen readers seeking an irreverent memoir/self-help book written from the perspective of a fellow high schooler will find this work captivating.
An insightful biography of a leading soccer star, and an easy addition to middle grade nonfiction collections.
This collection of interviews frames dyslexia in a positive light and would be most useful to parents and educators looking to support students with dyslexia.
Highly recommended for middle to high school collections for its innovative, nonstereotypical, and engaging approach to the history of Indigenous peoples in North America.
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