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A great option for tweens and younger teens interested in Japanese folklore and ninja action.
A terrific read-aloud, this is a story of courage, questioning, and belonging. Great for starting conversations with young children.
A laudable but disjointed attempt at teen genre fiction featuring a strong gender-fluid main character. Strictly for patient fans of complicated, gory sagas.
Student demand will make this purchase a necessity. Those who prefer a bit more plot and character development may find Tommy Greenwald's "Charlie Joe Jackson" or Nate Peirce's "Big Nate" titles to be equally amusing but more substantial reads.
Readers of Consider will crave this sequel that will appeal to fans of the "Scan" series by Walter Jury and Sarah Fine.
Worth purchasing for school libraries for the short documentary of Marshall talking directly to children and offering genial advice to "work daily."
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