Books. Nonfiction
An excellent addition to history collections.
A good overview on topics related to online safety for a young adult audience. Recommended for high school, undergraduate, and larger public libraries.
Not a first purchase, but consider the others in the series as needed.
An important addition to any library serving middle grade students, given its compelling narrative and the gap it fills in the available memoir subgenre for this level.
A limited but handsomely produced survey that should be popular with readers who have their eyes on the skies.
If readers want to read about the lives of YouTubers, they should try Dan Howell and Phil Lester's The Amazing Book Is Not on Fire. If they are seeking inspiration, Esther Earl's This Star Won't Go Out and Josh Sundquist's We Should Hang Out Sometime are better alternatives.
This selection has high appeal for browsers and will be useful for report writers.
Although not an essential purchase, this is still a fun STEM selection that will appeal to science lovers.
This visually stunning and morally significant history is highly recommended for all high school collections.
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