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This mind-bendingly bizarre tale and the accompanying wacky sound effects may appeal to reluctant readers.—Terri Perper, Olney Elementary School, MD
Fans of dark humor and stories with a twist may wish to try this tale of ill-fated events. ["These stories are recommended for middle schoolers who aren't afraid of a dark twist": SLJ 8/14 review of the Carolrhoda book.]
With the pageant's heavy focus on Tibetan culture and Khecheo's internal focus on navigating multiple cultures, this is a highly engaging and enjoyable introduction to Tibet and its exiles.
Horror fans will enjoy, but it's not for the squeamish. ["Worth checking out, but not for the faint of heart": SLJ 7/15 review of the Dial book.]
This novel is distinctly innocent and fun with a great message that being a smart girl really is à la mode.
An excellent behind-the-scenes look at the politics of the Civil Rights Act. Consider for high school history and humanities classes.
A good overview of our latest milestone in space exploration, though not a required addition except where long-term media collection is a priority.
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