Nonfiction
Explore all the wondrous ups and downs of nature—earth and life science has never been so fascinating.
Gr 7 Up –This is the powerful account of the events in 1965, in Selma, AL, that influenced a larger movement to win voting rights for black citizens across the country.
The shortlist for YALSA's 2018 Excellence in Nonfiction Award has been revealed. Check out SLJ's reviews of the finalists.
Just a couple of weeks ago, the Library of Congress announced the launch of three new apps for Web and mobile, developed by educational organizations that were supported by an LOC grant for app development. The new interactive applications focus on citizenship, civic engagement, and exploration with primary sources. Lee Ann Potter, director of Educational Outreach […]
Good for younger students wanting an easy-to-read introduction on Martin Luther King Jr., but older readers may wish for a more substantial work.
This book will find an audience among fans of ancient civilizations but should be supplemented with more straightforward history titles.
While the cover and subject matter will certainly attract tweens, the meandering narrative won't hold them.
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