Kiki Strike: Inside the Shadow City

by Tara B - Monday, Nov 26, 2007 at 2:20pm

International espionage. Hidden cities. Man-eating rats. Rogue girl scouts. Welcome to the world of the mysterious Kiki Strike. If you're looking for a book with mystery and adventure, or just one where girls kick a little butt, Kirsten Miller's Kiki Strike: Inside the Shadow City is not to be missed.

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Salem Witch - Patricia Hermes

by Helen Ambler - Wednesday, Nov 21, 2007 at 6:52pm

In Salem Witch, two friends are torn apart by their fathers' opposing views as judges in Salem, Massachusetts during the witch hunts. I found the story has a chilling reality.

Patricia Hermes has done well with the difficult task of presenting a very heavy story from two points of view. She also keeps it, I think, at the interest level of a middle-year reader.

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Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope by Jenna Bush

by Debbie Fenty - Wednesday, Nov 14, 2007 at 10:23pm

Ana is a seventeen-year-old Latin American girl who has endured many hardships, and has learned to live with HIV without shame, blame, or fear. Her courage, determination, resilience and loving heart will inspire you. Although written at an intermediate reading level, this biography may be more appropriate for teens due to mature subject content. Includes haunting photos by Mia Baxter and discussion questions for the classroom.

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Candy Floss by Jacqueline Wilson

by Wendy Warchola - Monday, Nov 12, 2007 at 7:37pm

A sweet read, Candy Floss is an engrossing slice of life tale following the calamities and triumphs of pre-teen girl Flora Barnes, who is very sweet and very real.

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Never Mind Being Dangerous- Make Some Really Cool Stuff!

by david pensato - Monday, Nov 12, 2007 at 5:18pm

There's been a lot of well-deserved hype around The Dangerous Book for Boys, and subsequently The Daring Book for Girls.

Another book that might fall just beneath the radar deserves a good look. Howtoons, published by the creators of the magazines Make and Craft, teaches kids how to make their own cool toys. Using a graphic novel format, the book follows the exploits of Tucker and Celine, a brother and sister pair who decide to make their own fun.

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