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An uneven treatment of an important aspect of African American and women's history. Purchase where a curriculum need exists.
This serene audio recording honors fairy tales' original oral tradition, and this collection will be a lovely addition to elementary folktale and fairy-tale units.
A straightforward choice for schools looking to add historical fiction with a rural, rustic, and Western feel. ["Gemeinhart's riveting tale of grit and grief is equally tragic and triumphant": SLJ 11/15 review of the Scholastic book.]
Valuable for students of environmental science, globalization, and economics, and a difficult video to watch but an important subject to study.
A solid choice for listeners who enjoy paranormal tales with a hefty dose of history along with action and romance.
An engaging tale for fans of reimagined fairy tales, strong female characters, and medieval adventure and intrigue. ["Fans of the author's previous works will adore this new tale": SLJ 10/15 review of the Thomas Nelson book.]
This poignant offering brings to light for young children some of the sad realities of the immigrant experience in America. For all collections. ["A first purchase, especially in communities with a large immigrant population": SLJ 9/15 starred review of the Dial book.]
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