Sue Giffard

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Hector: A Boy, A Protest, and the Photograph that Changed Apartheid

Adrienne Wright | NONFICTION, Jun 01, 2019

The book’s audience is unclear: while a more extended treatment of the subject might be appropriate for older readers, the format and presentation are clearly geared to younger ones. In the hands of a knowledgeable teacher, it could be used to supplement curriculum materials

All the Answers

Kate MESSNER | FICTION, Mar 01, 2015

Firmly planted in realistic fiction with a single fantastical element, this story will appeal to Wendy Mass fans as well as those who love Messner's previous novels.

Heroes and Monsters: Tales from Around the Globe | Focus On World Myths

Sue Giffard, Oct 25, 2014

A collection of stories that have come down through the ages and includes myths, legends, and folktales, all with a heroic quest at the core.

Backwards Moon

Mary LOSURE | FICTION, Sep 01, 2014

Gr 3–5—In this well-crafted, light fantasy, Losure shows the same sure touch as in her nonfiction book The Fairy Ring (Candlewick, 2012)...

Absolutely Almost

Lisa GRAFF | FICTION, May 01, 2014

Gr 4–6—Albie, an only child living in New York City, has learning difficulties...

Exile

Shannon MESSENGER | FICTION, Mar 01, 2014

Gr 5–8—This sequel to Keeper of the Lost Cities (S & S, 2012) continues the story of Sophie Foster, the girl who was brought up as human but who is really an elf with engineered DNA, which has conferred enormous power on her...