Nonfiction
Gr 4-7 –Opening with the dramatic story of a fourth grade class’s experience of the 2013 asteroid that landed in Chelyabinsk, Russia, this installment in the celebrated series tells of the study and the effects of asteroids in our solar system.
Another excellent entry into the series. Purchase this to excite space buffs and inspire future scientists.
A plethora of curriculum connections make this a STEM title not to miss; budding scientists will return to this again and again.
A valuable addition to the 590s section of any library serving elementary schoolers.
A nifty book sure to appeal to casual browsers and science devotees alike. Large collections may want to consider.
Worthy of a place in any high school biography collection. Especially enlightening when paired with Marc Aronson and Marina Budhos's Eyes of the World: Robert Capa, Gerda Taro, and the Invention of Modern Photojournalism.
Video gamers may get a comprehensive sense of the complicated, accidental origin of their favorite pastime, as well as the opportunity to pay brief honors to the individuals who made it happen. But this amiable take is not structured or sourced, making it less than ideal for collections looking for authoritative resources on the topic.
A browsable book that will spur discussion and lead to a greater awareness of cultural differences.
This timely and unforgettable memoir is essential for middle and high school collections, and affords rich opportunities for classroom and book club discussions.
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