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An effective rendering of a gentle tale; ideal for introducing children to the concepts of activism and animal rights.
Both fans of fantasy and those with an interest in classic literature will enjoy this imaginative tale. ["Suggest this title as a refreshing change from dystopian drama and to young teens who miss Harry Potter": SLJ 8/15 review of the Pengun/Nancy Paulsen book.]
Though some of the loose threads wrap up a bit too neatly at the end of the story, most listeners will eagerly clamor for the anticipated sequel and return to the world of Knights Haddon. ["Charming without being particularly engaging": SLJ 12/14 review of the Scholastic book.]
Best suited for listening while the book is being displayed. Purchase to add variety to the read-aloud experience. ["Combines suspense, humor, and information in a handsome, entertaining package": SLJ 5/14 starred review of the Eerdmans book.]
An excellent unit of study across the curriculum: health, athletics, geography, and science, to name a few. School librarians will be able to recommend this for a variety of courses, and students and adults will be moved by this amazing culture.
This documentary should be seen by middle school and high school students as part of a school's antibullying curriculum.
This music video will have the whole family dancing and jiving and can be used as a go-to resource for music/dance programs or playtime.
Familiar fantasy elements set in a complex world will appeal to young fans of action and adventure in the struggle between good and evil. ["Fans of the previous volume will relish the continuing adventures of Call and his friends": SLJ 10/15 review of the Scholastic book.]
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