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Intended for mature audiences owing to the violence and nudity and filled with rage and barely contained fury, this is a book that will be wildly embraced by all fans of graphic literature.
Teens left hanging about Keir's and Gigi's fates will want to know the outcome, although the lack of a satisfying resolution is realistic. As with the earlier title, this one provides plenty of fodder for discussion.
Rylant and Howard have mastered the balance between text and illustration for beginning readers, and this addition to the series is recommended for most collections.
YA romance readers will enjoy this novel, which offers some suspense and a few twists along the way.
The soft edges, muted colors, and accessible rhymes make this a soothing choice when cozying up with babies at bedtime; it's well worth finding space on shelves for this nursery rhyme collection.
Though this series opener is not perfect, the author's famous past works should lead to high interest in most public and school libraries. Give this one to fans of Lisa McMann's The Unwanteds.
With fun new characters and cameo appearances by Elephant and Piggie, this title is sure to be a hit with beginning readers. Libraries should be prepared for this one to fly off the shelves.
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