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While the topic and diversity are commendable, this documentary has too many flaws to be recommended.
An excellent film for both science classes and science-minded kids.
While this film could be used in a high school civics or sociology class, it would be more suitable as part of teachers' education, for professional use, or as part of a greater community conversation.
While not an essential purchase for children's audio collections, this could be paired nicely with the physical book.
Ori and the Blind Forest is not necessarily a new game, but the Xbox One Definitive Edition of the game was just released this past June. The game has won multiple awards since its initial release in 2014, and is such a good game that you can buy special editions of Xbox consoles with a […]
Jon Walter’s complex and beautifully written My Name Is Not Friday; the can’t-miss conclusion to Margaret Peterson Haddix’s “Missing” series.
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