[CASL-L] non-fiction recommendations

Valerie DiLorenzo vdilorenzo.rumsey at gmail.com
Thu Jun 6 11:47:01 PDT 2013


Are they interested in reading biographies? If so, how about Karen
Blumenthal's* Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different *(YALSA-ALA
Excellence in YA Nonfiction Finalist)--I've read the adult biography of
Jobs and found it fascinating--haven't read this YA bio yet.

Steve Sheinkin used to write history textbooks, but after seeing that all
the "good" stories would often get edited out, he decided to write "history
books" that include all those "good" stories! You might want to check those
out too.

Enjoy,
~Val


On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 2:17 PM, Deborah Sharpe <DSharpe at woodstockacademy.org
> wrote:

>  Hello everyone,****
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> A few of our English teachers are looking for new non-fiction books to use
> in the classroom.  Do any of you have recommendations that would work well
> in grade 9-12?  ****
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> Thanks!!****
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> Deb Sharpe****
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> Woodstock Academy****
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