Nonfiction
Sherlock Holmes lovers, CSI: Miami aficionados, and forensic science students will all be drawn to this rather gruesome yet highly entertaining and fact-packed history.
Ideal for browsing collections or a reference desk in a middle school library.
Because of the stereotypical language and lack of sources, this title is not recommended. Librarians should instead seek out Lauren Tarshis's Nature Attacks!
Highly recommended for upper middle school and high school libraries.
An attractive and informative introduction for collections in need of titles on animals.
Researchers and history fans alike will surely appreciate this work that brings attention to a missing part of U.S. history. Recommended for libraries and classrooms that serve middle school students.
An important, profusely illustrated account of the history, building, and collections of a national treasure.
A well-rounded and engaging introduction to a visionary U.S. architect. Recommended for collections that serve teens interested in art.
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