If I'm not sure, I'll look at at least two review sources. A lot of times I will go to Titlewave because they often have several reviews for one book from the popular journals. This helps a lot. SLJ is usually my first source.
Juliann T. Moskowitz
Director of Library Media
St. Joseph High School
Trumbull, CT 06611
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Director of Library Media
St. Joseph High School
Trumbull, CT 06611
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I look it up on the School Library Journal webpage or read reviews on Amazon.
Kathy
On Fri, Sep 7, 2018 at 1:07 PM Musket, Kimberly <kmusket@wallingfordschools.org> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hello-What does everyone use to decide if a book is appropriate (content) for their school? I'm looking to find out recommended grade levels (not reading levels).
Thank youKim
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