Books. Nonfiction
Along with being more readable than the plethora of assignment titles on the subject, this is a clear-eyed view of a watershed event in U.S. history and a significant update to older histories for middle graders.
An excellent introductory biography to inspire elementary students to look at art and the outdoors in a different way.
A wealth of lesser-known information about the Holocaust for World War II history buffs. Recommended for upper elementary and middle school collections.
This quick, thoughtful read will find an audience among teens interested in pursuing a career in video game design or those who wonder just how video games like Tetris have spread like wildfire.
A triumphant tale of justice served. Hand this high-interest title to fans of mysteries and true crime.
Use this spellbinding selection to introduce students to science through play and for book club activities with a magical or fantasy theme.
A compelling read that will be useful as a companion text for early U.S. history curricula and for students with an interest in the macabre.
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