Books. Nonfiction
Essential for science discussions on mass extinctions to challenge advanced middle grade readers.
A worthwhile purchase only if other gymnastic memoirs tend to circulate often. The writing style is very causal and tends to read like a young person’s journal at times yet obviously touches on topics of sexual abuse, eating disorders, and associated legal matters.
A splendid book filled with engaging art history references and an abundance of imaginative activities to awaken and nurture the reader’s artist within.
An amusing approach to a traditional field guide, displaying intricate illustrations. Clarkson’s environmental book is well suited for developing naturalists as well as curious observers. It deserves a place of honor on every library shelf and will be a valuable asset in classrooms.
This visually engaged book helps young readers of all backgrounds across the country understand how AANHPI historical events are greatly linked within the foundation of the United States. Recommended purchase.
A compelling and meaningful account of the Freedom Summer movement, relevant to today’s readers. Recommended for libraries serving middle school students.
PREMIUM
All About Flags!
Young researchers and those with an interest in flags of different countries should find this book useful; selectors should strongly consider purchasing for both school and public libraries.
From Civil Rights to Black Pride and Black Lives Matter, there isn’t one social justice movement that these two men haven’t impacted. Purchase for all American history shelves.
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