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.
A plethora of curriculum connections make this a STEM title not to miss; budding scientists will return to this again and again.
Purchase where trivia or fact books are in demand, but be aware that these resources may need to be replaced soon.
Likely to be a popular choice for budding naturalists and thrill seekers, but more suitable for random browsing and marveling than systematic research.
Bolden adroitly demonstrates the wealth of Douglass's life and accomplishments with this stellar biography. A must for all nonfiction collections.
This is a great book to recommend to readers who want a taste of history with a side of fairy tale princesses.
Just what audiences expect from DK—pertinent facts surrounded by enticing illustrations. A solid starting point for students researching the arts.
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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