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This week, I’m reviewing Halo 5: Guardians. You should take a peek at the game trailer because they used the song “Knights of Cydonia” by Muse. I am not joking: Platform: Xbox One Rated: “T” for Teen, for blood, mild language, and violence. Note: this is the first Halo game in the series rated “T”; […]
Curious about what to check out this month? November's stars includes some can't-miss titles: the audio version of Ali Benjamin's heartbreaking The Truth About Jellyfish, Shaun David Hutchinson's haunting We Are the Ants, and Ashley Bryan's collection of Langston Hughes's poetry, accompanied by his gorgeous collage-style illustrations.
The WonderBox app provides content, creation opportunities, and a mini social network—with features and safeguards that will please parents.
Recommended for school and public libraries.
With friendly presenters, high-quality graphics, bouncy music, and useful information presented in a positive, nondidactic manner, this program should keep students' attention.
O'Brien's casual, professional delivery provides students with important, basic information in a way that they will easily understand. Recommended for health classes.
The secondary story line is resolved a little too easily, but there are just enough loose ends and a cliffhanger epilogue that guarantee listeners will be back for more.
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