Nonfiction
Two nonfiction titles that offer a wealth of curriculum connections.
Harrison discusses how she researched, wrote, and illustrated Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History, a collected biography for all ages.
This batch of online-only nonfiction reviews includes books on knights, redwood trees, and a photo diary of Obama's presidency.
K-Gr 3 –In this beautifully presented science-focused narrative, readers follow the progress of a team of scientists trying to locate Patches, a Weddell seal.
Once again, Doeden has demonstrated his sharp skills as a sportswriter. It should not be hard to entice sports fans with this title.
Used to kick off a writing assignment or to brighten up a gloomy day, these entertaining poems will hit the spot.
A bit niche but endlessly fascinating, a great addition to nonfiction collections.
A useful classroom reference that will support curricula and intrigue browsers.
Though the illustrations and character development are somewhat lacking, the book is worth adding to collections given that there are few recent biographies of Shaka for young audiences and none in graphic novel format.
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