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Perfect for an alternative to traditional storytime or small groups who need to be moving.
Highly recommended. ["Coming-of-age drama and deeper questions of faith, belonging, and womanhood are balanced with just the right blend of humor": SLJ 8/15 starred review of the Candlewick book.]
An optional selection for collections where books about cults and ethics are popular. ["Will hold readers' attention as the story's mood slowly changes and the work builds to an ultimately stunning conclusion": SLJ 2/15 review of the Running Pr. Teen book.]
The journalism is excellent, unbiased, and comprehensive, and the subject matter moving. High schoolers who watch this may well be compelled to activism.
A safe bet for very young train enthusiasts and kids interested in large machinery, such as cranes and fire trucks.
A delightful version of the popular picture book. It includes action, adventure, and a simple lesson about the rewards of friendship. Recommended for public library collections.
Highly recommended for educational environments and collections on identity and bullying.
Listeners in middle and high school—and plenty of adults—will be begging for a sequel.
For sci-fi groupies in need of a quick aural fix, Okorafor's latest educates, explicates, and, of course, entertains.
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