Nonfiction
There are few visuals, but the lengthy narratives are well outlined and fact-filled for high school career inquiry. Consider for serious readers.
With thought-provoking analysis, this series makes the most of primary sources and is a fine choice for most middle school collections.
This series will supplement classroom curricula but may not necessarily fly off the shelves.
Sure to be popular with early U.S. history enthusiasts and report writers alike.
Great for list lovers, trivia fans, and reluctant readers who just want to browse. Guaranteed to circulate in school and public libraries.
Solid additions to sports biography collections.
Succinct, easy-to-read biographies of these sports stars include brief looks at each person's childhood before focusing on that individual's particular training and road to athletic success. Dramatic narration, direct quotes, color photographs, and sidebars round out the informative main texts; all-star statistics for that sport are appended. There are four other spring 2017 books in this series. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
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