title: Darkroom: a memoir in black and white author: Lila Quintero Weaver date: University of Alabama Press; 2012 non-fiction Darkroom is a graphic memoir of Weaver’s childhood in Alabama. It’s an unexpected story of an Argentinean family living in Alabama in the 1960s. Through Weaver’s eyes, we see how she and her family try to… Read More book review: Darkroom: a memoir in black and white
title: Battling Malaria author: Connie Goldsmith date: September, 2010; Lerner Publishing Group non-fiction Malaria is a disease many people know about, but few realize how it impacts people of color around the globe. Did you know it is one of the top three killers worldwide? Batting Malaria provides high school students with factual information… Read More review: Battling Malaria
In all the searching for books boys will like to read, there is one fact that is often over looked: Boys prefer non-fiction. Sure, boys will read fiction. They are fans of books about adventure and monsters and murder and fantasy and yes, vampires. But given the opportunity to make their own selection, most boys… Read More MaleMonday: Truth or Dare
Title: Remember: The Journey to School Inegration Author: Toni Morrison Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004 non-fiction This nonfiction book contains many sepia toned images of Blacks and Whites, children and adults. The most certain fact is contained in the image of the New York Times front page dated 17 May 1954, the date the US Supreme… Read More book review: Remember: The journey to school integration
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