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Plain Kate by Erin Bow

March 29, 2012

School Library Journal: Gr 4 – 8 — When Kate’s wood-carver father dies, she is left to support herself with …

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Fishtailing by Wendy Phillips

March 26, 2012

BookList: Grades 7-12 Canadian author Phillips’ first novel is told in free verse and features the perspectives of four different …

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The Doomsday Box by Herbie Brennan

March 25, 2012

BookList: Grades 6-9 The British teen spies from The Shadow Project (2009), gifted with powers of astral projection, gear up …

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Divergent by Veronica Roth

March 24, 2012

School Library Journal: /* Starred Review */ Gr 9 Up — In a future Chicago, the population is divided into …

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Blindsided by Priscilla Cummings

March 20, 2012

School Library Journal: Gr 6 – 10 — Natalie, 14, knows that her future is becoming dimmer as the loss …

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13 Words by Lemony Snicket and Lesson Ideas

March 19, 2012

School Library Journal: K-Gr 2 — The 13 words that are the basis for this sophisticated picture book are “bird,” “despondent,” …

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No Ordinary Day by Deborah Ellis

March 17, 2012

School Library Journal: /* Starred Review */ Gr 3 – 6 — Valli, about 10, lives in the poverty-stricken town …

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BadIsland by Doug TenNapel

March 15, 2012

School Library Journal: /* Starred Review */ Gr 5 Up — One glance at the cover depicting ominous clouds overhead …

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Set a challenged book free

March 8, 2012

Freedom to Read week was celebrated last week but challenged books continue to be pulled off of bookshelves. Visit Book Crossing …

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Boys’ Reading Recommendations from Tinlids

March 7, 2012

Maria Martella from Tinlids can suggest wonderful books to get the boys in your class reading. I’m including two of her …

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