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With its strong educational component and excellent use of historical records, this is a good resource for both schools and public libraries.
The messages here are "You can do it" and "Believe in your dream." The first 30 minutes provide an inspiring overview and could be used alone.
Fast action, a likable cast, and the combination of space travel and pirates may lure reluctant readers/listeners to begin this trilogy.
A good supplemental addition to a middle school or public library collection. ["Bringing life to historical events not often addressed in children's literature, this rich, multilayered novel [is] a treat": SLJ 8/15 review of the Abrams Amulet book.]
Not essential, yet teens and adults interested in lockdown culture will enjoy and gain insight from this film.
This is an informative, clear program on what may be the next form of terrorism threat, but it isn't sensationalized or scaremongering. It may be very helpful in social studies classes.
This is an excellent video for schools.
Those expecting a simple murder mystery will find much more to digest here. Give this to fans of Alex Flinn, Stephanie Kuehn, and Adele Griffin. ["Psychological drama fans of Alex Flinn, David Klass, Pete Hautman, and Gail Giles may enjoy this dark, broody novel": SLJ 9/15 review of the Algonquin book.]
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