Nonfiction
A moving chronicle of one family's lineage, and a fine addition to U.S. history and memoir collections.
An enjoyable and accessible, if inconsistent, introduction to an important side of history. Public and school libraries will strongly want to consider, both for re-creation and education.
Inviting illustrations and an empowering amount of food-related data make this selection a fine choice for environmentally conscious tweens.
Readers looking for an exciting graphic novel adventure may be disappointed, but true space enthusiasts will appreciate the details that shed light on the reality of being part of the lunar mission. For larger collections seeking additional materials on space.
This well-crafted overview of historic and potential developments in astronomy and astronautics will hold special appeal for visual learners.
A highly recommended addition to graphic novel or folktale collections.
A thought-provoking work of creative nonfiction with a lot of crossover YA/adult appeal.
This title is as edifying as it is entertaining; a timely addition to nonfiction collections.
Given the lack of true crime materials for this age group, librarians may want to consider this for their collections. Otherwise, seek out Bridget Heos's Blood, Bullets, and Bones: The Story of Forensic Science from Sherlock Homes to DNA.
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