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With violence permeating the news, this film presents a timely opportunity for caring adults to talk with teens about violence in their lives.
Recommended. ["Going's straightforward prose doesn't overwhelm the story, but keeps it on a level that the likely audience will find appealing": SLJ 7/15 review of the Penguin/Kathy Dawson book.]
A fast-paced, relevant, and well-crafted story that will keep listeners guessing whether Darius is or is not a traitor. ["A winner for independent reading and deeper discussion with its timely topic, strong writing, and appealing characters": SLJ 7/15 review of the Scholastic book.]
This audiobook should be a first purchase for collections serving middle grade listeners. ["An interesting first novel that treats its complex characters with unusual dignity": SLJ 7/15 review of the Candlewick book.]
The material is incredibly important for school- and college-age students, as well as parents, educators, and community leaders. This particular documentary is exceptional because the short films make it incredibly versatile.
An informative film on a less well-known figure in the civil rights movement. However, this program may not fit all budgets.
Short, upbeat, and informative, this is recommended as a helpful introduction to an exercise unit in health or PE classes or for after-school programs.
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