MIDDLE GRADE/YOUNG ADULT NONFICTION
from the Living in America series
from the Living in America series
from the Living in America series
The topics of gun control and gun laws are divisive ones for Americans. This nonfiction social studies title for young adults examines the history of mass shooting tragedies in the U. S., from restaurants and churches to schools such as Columbine and Sandy Hook. It explores theories about mass murder motives and possible solutions for prevention, including better mental health services and assault weapon bans. Includes sidebars, a glossary, a timeline, and profiles of advocate Sue Klebold and criminology researchers Drs. Jillian Peterson and James Densley.
Interest level: Ages 12 - 14
Grades: 7th - 9th
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(paperback; hardcover also available)
from the Living in America series
from the Living in America series
from the Living in America series
The U.S. is such a rich country, yet more than 40 million Americans lack economic stability and constant access to food, health care, and other resources. This nonfiction social studies title for young adults examines the history and effects of poverty in the nation, how it's measured, and how people of color have been especially affected. It explores Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal policies, Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty, and safety net assistance programs such as Social Security, unemployment insurance, SNAP, Medicare and Medicaid, CHIP,
and the Affordable Care Act.
Interest level: Ages 12 - 14
Grades: 7th - 9th
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(paperback; hardcover also available)
MIDDLE GRADE NOVEL--2nd editionS are out!
a "Choose Your Path" book!
Moving to a new town isn't easy, but at least you have basketball. It's a great way to keep busy and to make new friends--or so you think. Not everyone in this small town is eager to welcome you. No matter how hard you practice, no matter how well you play, you feel like an outsider. Choose to play as Imani
or her brother, Isiah.
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a "Choose Your Path" set
If you'd like all five titles for $40,
I can sign them and ship them to you!
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Adult Nonfiction
the only history book of the Faribault Woolen Mill
Carl Klemer started carding wool in 1865. Blankets came next.
Today, blankets are still made in Faribault at this iconic mill
on the bank of the Cannon River.
This book features rare photographs and vibrant color photographs
of both historical and current artifacts.
Photographs by Jillian Raye
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