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A first purchase for school and public libraries and a first recommendation for teachers, homeschoolers, and independent readers.
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The Greats
By cloaking it in myth and allegory, Ellis discusses suicide and life’s purpose without being preachy or heavy-handed, but leaves the resolution open-ended.
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The Greats
This short yet impactful story is a great way to spark a conversation. Recommended for middle and high school readers and anyone who wants to learn about suicide prevention.
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My Story Starts Here: Voices of Young Offenders
A worthy addition to a middle or high school library, especially one that serves students in conflict. A sensitive and informed look at court-involved youth with writing that is thought provoking and precise, if somewhat specious.
Moon at Nine
Gr 9 Up—The daughter of wealthy Iranian parents, 15-year-old Farrin earns top scores at a prestigious school in 1988 Tehran...
Looks Like Daylight: Voices of Indigenous Kids
Gr 9 Up—Ellis's commitment to giving voice to young people, especially marginalized or underserved youth, is evident in this collection of interviews with children from various indigenous cultures throughout Canada and the United States...
My Name Is Parvana
Gr 6-10–This sequel to the series is not merely an important book about the difficulty of girls’ lives in war-torn, U...
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