Nonfiction
Thoughtfully written and visually engaging, this biography is a must for elementary and middle school libraries.
A story that needs to be told. The solid research and concise narrative make it a fine addition to most student-centered collections.
Engaging and funny, this biography uses history to think critically about how knowledge is found. A winning addition to nonfiction collections.
This is an inspiring read for teens and adults, especially those who may be going through a challenging time of their own. A moving addition to memoir collections.
Bloodletting, organ transplants, the discovery of DNA—it's all here. Those who tackle this book from cover to cover will be rewarded with an understanding of medical progress throughout history, while browsers are sure to return for more. Teachers will find a rich resource likely to spark further student research.
Though a bit wordy, Lebowitz's account is a stirring reminder of the importance of history and activism.
Strongly recommended for young military enthusiasts, readers seeking to gain a broad understanding of the war, and those conducting research.
More coffee table than library shelf, this is best suited for larger collections or the personal libraries of treasure aficionados.
An additional purchase where more geography resources are needed; bound to entice browsers.
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