Nonfiction
Fascinating for many ages and a great addition to the science section of any middle or high school library.
The information is limited in its appeal; this work would be appropriate for an entry-level government course or as a reference for a secondary-level debate team.
This excellent title is recommended for any collection in need of quality creative nonfiction in the area of natural history.
A highly readable and well-documented overview of a fascinating aspect of World War II.
Providing a different perspective on a very familiar time in the United States, this is an excellent look at a little-known but important woman.
Those who feel different or unsure of how to navigate the awkwardness of youth will appreciate this poignant read.
Packed with fascinating information, this is a good resource for those doing research, but the content doesn't quite match the promise of the title.
Although some of the themes may require explanation, this is a solid example of autobiography for younger teens. Times may have changed, but this tale of a young woman and her dog looking to find their place in the world will resonate across generations.
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