Books. Nonfiction
Teens will appreciate this genre- and format-spanning assortment of tales about love gone wrong; included are Daniel Clowes’s romantic time-traveling adventure, a thriller about Mata Hari, and Rebecca Traister’s astute feminism perspective on marriage and relationships.
A great introduction to trans life for middle schoolers and a balancing addition to the more harrowing stories available.
Librarians and educators may have to do some prompting, but this collection deserves to be in the hands of teens everywhere.
Even with the captivating links provided by the author, the absence of source attribution and the uneven writing limit the book's appeal.
A comprehensive and visually appealing work that tackles subjects of importance. Ideal for browsing and as a jumping-off point for in-depth research.
An appealing narrative suited for students interested in history but not quite ready for heavy analysis.
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