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A thieving villain, a stolen lamp, faraway worlds, and intrigue on the high seas—what more could adventure seekers desire? Here's an app that offers readers and listeners all that—and introduces them to characters from classic literature.
Aww. Didja miss these? It’s not like I see as many videos these days, y’know. Not for lack of interest. They just don’t float in front my nose the way they used to. Fortunately there are a couple that I’ve collected in my travels and I’m featuring them here today. They may be a bit […]
A must-have for all libraries serving middle grade students. ["With spare, lyrical prose, Pennypacker manages to infuse this tearjerker with a tender hope, showing that peace and love can require just as much sacrifice as war": SLJ 12/15 starred review of the Balzer + Bray book.]
This presentation would work well as a classroom introduction for students studying this time period or the anthem itself.
The material is noteworthy, but educators may want to pick and choose what parts to show a classroom.
With the right framing and mind-set, this film could be an empathetic look into lives very different from other students', or a reflection for similar communities that are trying to build antiviolence programming.
There is no happy ending or resolution at the end, but this is a must-have for libraries in agricultural areas. Students will see themselves in the film, and it will make others in the community aware of their circumstances.
A rule-breaking, gender-illuminating, pioneering audiobook every library should acquire. ["Recommended for any library that serves a teen population": SLJ 12/15 review of the Balzer + Bray book.]
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