Nonfiction
Teen readers seeking an irreverent memoir/self-help book written from the perspective of a fellow high schooler will find this work captivating.
An insightful biography of a leading soccer star, and an easy addition to middle grade nonfiction collections.
This collection of interviews frames dyslexia in a positive light and would be most useful to parents and educators looking to support students with dyslexia.
Highly recommended for middle to high school collections for its innovative, nonstereotypical, and engaging approach to the history of Indigenous peoples in North America.
Filled with relevant and timely information about climate change, pollution, and efforts to mitigate these ills, this is a good primer for teens wishing to become better informed or involved.
Intriguing but not a must-have. Most libraries will want to stick with Karen and Jennifer Gravelle's now classic The Period Book: A Girl's Guide to Growing Up.
A fine addition to nonfiction collections, especially for those looking to beef up their STEM offerings.
An accessible look at a dedicated athlete. Consider for collections serving football fans and those with an interest in refugee stories.
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