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In its simplicity, this story is powerful and transforming. By affirming everyone's experience as they try to become thoughtfully independent, this book deserves space on the library shelf.
The story works better as an audiobook because of how the narration paints the blend of emotional and physical creepiness. Not for those faint of heart, but good for libraries where teens appreciate dark tales with a touch of the supernatural.
Teens looking for realistic high school stories set in past decades would be better served looking to classics by Judy Blume, Walter Dean Myers, and Paula Danziger.
This is an easy, fast-moving audiobook that young fairy-loving listeners will embrace.
While teaching adults about some of the stories of childhood, this guide will entertain children with humor and incredible storytelling.
An additional purchase only where magical realism and studies of human nature are popular.
This is a nicely timed, evocative examination of a national icon, and a reminder of the principles for which she stands.
This bite-sized story celebrating Korean culture is perfect for very young readers and could even serve as basic bibliotherapy for picky eaters.
A relatable story about struggling to find oneself that will make a good addition to high school or public library collections, especially where Forman is popular.
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