Books. Nonfiction
Although some of the themes may require explanation, this is a solid example of autobiography for younger teens. Times may have changed, but this tale of a young woman and her dog looking to find their place in the world will resonate across generations.
Recommended for libraries that own other books in the series or where there is a demand for materials highlighting the accomplishments of women in professions that were previously open only to men.
A great purchase for supplementing American Revolution curriculum units.
An impassioned call to action, likely to leave readers both scared and inspired.
Superlative examples of the versatile format used for biography, memoir, and informational books.
The Adult Books 4 Teens column welcomes incoming YALSA President Sarah Hill as its newest coeditor. Plus, check out a roundup of intriguing nonfiction.
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