Books. Nonfiction
This fitting sequel to Kazerooni's previous memoir should appeal to high schoolers and young adults looking for an uplifting survival story.
While covering some familiar ground, this selection will be of interest to young fans of Foreman, and students of art and children's literature. Consider it also for professional collections.
An adequate and up-to-the-minute resource for libraries serving tween fashion fans.
Best suited for students looking to sharpen history skills and bolster their confidence.
When discussing innovations, whether they are related to science, sports, or even backyard fun, it is important to give proper respect to those responsible.
Nonfiction Notions columnist Jennifer Wharton recommends several recent nonfiction titles and offers simple ways to include them in summer reading booktalking.
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