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A unique fantasy adventure. ["A conventional misfit-turned-hero tale elevated by an inspired concept": SLJ 12/15 review of the Feiwel & Friends book.]

This is a wonderful option for sports fans who may be reluctant readers or resistant to more traditional approaches to history and social studies. This excellent film should find a home in most public library collections.

A strong addition to a middle school, high school, or public library collection. ["A taut mystery sure to elicit discussion": SLJ 10/15 review of the HMH book.]

Fans of Park's other novels and "Wimpy Kid" devotees will enjoy these.

An examination of a recent disaster that illustrates real-world applications of science, this program should appeal to high school students interested in engineering, seismology, or humanitarian work.

This wonderfully fun and heartwarming tale of friendship, adventure, and learning to make wise choices will resonate with viewers of all ages. Recommended for public libraries.

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The first in a projected four-book series, this will certainly appeal to high fantasy readers. Give this to fans of Sarah J. Maas, Leigh Bardugo, and "The Kiss of Deception" series by Mary E. Pearson, as well as to listeners who like strong female characters in fast-paced, action-packed story lines. ["A great choice for fans of fantasy adventure and strong female characters": SLJ 11/15 review of the Tor Teen book.]

An uplifting, nonpreachy choice for discussions of dignity, empathy, and acceptance for any high school class.