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Save the Animals! Books About Endangered Species & Conservation Efforts
Five nonfiction titles for tweens and teens that go beyond the basics, offering new perspectives and critical takes on protecting vulnerable species and habitats.
Hooking the Reluctant Nonfiction Reader
Six recent titles that will entice even the most nonfiction-resistant readers.
7 True Historical Adventure Tales for Kids Who Can't Get Enough "I Survived"
Nonfiction survival stories remain a popular genre for tweens. These seven titles offer unique perspectives and riveting adventure.
Using Nonfiction in Book Clubs for Tweens
When planning for student book clubs, don't forget about nonfiction, says librarian Jennifer Wharton.
Looking at U.S. History Through a Different Lens | Nonfiction Notions
When librarian Jennifer Wharton began weeding the 900s section of the children's library, she discovered that her history and biography sections were in dire need of updating. She took it as an opportunity to seek out books that offered different—and much needed—perspectives.
Getting Tweens To Think (and Act) Globally | Nonfiction Notions
These six nonfiction titles illuminate global challenges and offer readers meaningful ways to make a difference in their world.
Tween Titles to Inspire Science-Based Community Projects | Nonfiction Notions
In a continuing series on nonfiction books that help tweens "build a better world," Nonfiction Notions columnist Jennifer Wharton recommends several titles that support science-based community projects.
Titles to Inspire Tweens and Teens to "Build a Better World" This Summer
Nonfiction Notions columnist Jennifer Wharton highlights a few titles perfect for this year's Collaborative Summer Learning Program theme, "Build a Better World."
Comical Information | Nonfiction Notions
Can the graphic novel format ever be considered "true" nonfiction? For librarian Jennifer Wharton, who recommended several recent favorites, they occupy a space between fiction and nonfiction, offering readers a highly accessible and exciting entry into informational text.
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