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The CEO of Girls Who Code, and SLJTeen Live! closing keynoter, speaks to SLJ about her latest and upcoming projects.
A highly recommended work for upper teens considering college or wanting to improve their writing skills.
Recommended self-help wherever superhero themes are popular.
Budding entomologists and kids who marvel in the truly awe-inspiring, sometimes hair-raising, and gross natural world will be in heaven.
This is an eye-catching book, but its novelty format may limit its appeal beyond browsers.
Suited for a variety of different personality types, this guide to relaxing is great for independent and group use.
A younger read in the vein of Jennifer Armstrong's Shipwreck at the Bottom of the World or Nathaniel Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea: Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex. Add this straightforward but finely researched account whereever true survival stories are popular.
With a fun and visually fascinating approach, this collection is everything that a young people's cookbook should be. Libraries, add this delicious treat today!
Much food for thought on the application and relevance of many of the Constitution's stipulations. Essential for class discussions, debate teams, and reports.
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