Nonfiction
OOH subheadings provide continuity for curriculum demands, while readers will be drawn to the anecdotes.
Though students may gravitate toward this series, there's just not enough truly fiendish information to keep their attention.
These first-person how-to guides purport to instruct the reader on being a "fiendish" ruler. In a conversational and tongue-in-cheek tone, these books present historical facts about how kings, pharaohs, shoguns, and emperors managed their realms. Illustrations emphasize the comical, using exaggerated facial expressions, postures, and speech balloons to good effect. Humor aside, the books still provide solid information about past royal life. Ind.
Sure to draw middle schoolers in; a first pick.
Combining history, memoir, and quilting, this fascinating portrait of an indomitable community will appeal to readers, artists, and crafters of all ages.
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