Nonfiction
Highly recommended for those seeking titles that incorporate STEM themes. A solid purchase for both school and public library collections of all sizes.
An artful balance of character and technique, of observed human moments and carefully pitched instruction, that will appeal to students with artistic aspirations.
After following the clear and well-illustrated instructions in this guide, the avid pet owner will be rewarded with a happy hamster.
A fine chronicle of the early 20th-century United States and the tenacity of Rosalie Gardiner Jones.
Librarians who need to spruce up their teen bibliotherapy sections with newer, updated titles might find this a worthy addition to their collections.
The popularity of the Tumblr is a testament to the cache of readers awaiting this title. Consider for teen nonfiction collections with an interest in social media and inspirational stories.
Struggling teens seeking hope or the belief that a second chance is available will value this personal story of a teen who endured a life-altering injury.
Intriguing questions on everything from ancient cave paintings to Banksy's latest street art tickle the brain in this colorful romp through the art world. For both art aficionados and newcomers.
For fans of manga and anime, as well as anyone interested in innovative people and the creative process.
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