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The expert narration coupled with a powerful and heartfelt story make E.M. Kokie's Personal Effects audiobook a must-have for all high school and public library collections.
Necromancing the Stone , sequel to Lish McBride's Hold Me Closer Necromancer, is as darkly hilarious, horrifically suspenseful, and heartbreaking as the first book.
With their emphasis on clear observation, logical thinking, and well-drawn conclusions, mysteries support many Common Core State Standards and lend themselves to an array of interesting writing assignments. These audiobooks are sure to spark student interest.
"Rich symbolism abounds, and many common threads are woven together" in Sharon Creech's The Great Unexpected. Read SLJ's starred review of the audiobook version.
"Talking takes time" note the authors, but allowing students time for conversations about the texts they are reading is essential.
Be sure to check out School Library Journal's February 2013 DVD and audio reviews, including 12 starred reviews.
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