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In a provocative anthology, two editors with opposing viewpoints present an unflinching collection of works reflecting on the nature of war. It includes essays, memoirs, letters, and fiction from such contributors as Mark Twain, Bob Dylan, Chris Hedges, and Ernie Pyle.

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In this anthology showcasing many genres of nonfiction, 14 award-winning authors offer unique perspectives on 1968, one of the most tumultuous years in world history.

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In this anthology showcasing many genres of nonfiction, 14 award-winning authors offer unique perspectives on 1968, one of the most tumultuous years in world history.

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An accomplished historian and Sibert Medalist unmasks the man behind the FBI during most of the 20th century--his tangled family history and personal relationships; his own need for secrecy, deceit, and control; and the broad trends in American society that shaped his world. Photos.

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Nine top YA authors, including Chris Barton, Ellen Hopkins, and Will Weaver, present nine interconnected stories on how the life of one teenage boy elicits other kids' first experiencesNeven after he dies at the age of 19.

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An all-star team of YA authors scores spectacularly with an action-packed anthology about street basketball. Includes contributions by Bruce Brooks, Joseph Bruchac, Robert Burleigh, Sharon G. Flake, Robert Lipsyte, Walter Dean Myers, WILLIE PERDOMO, ALAN RAPP, and Rita Williams-Garcia.

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An all-star team of YA authors scores spectacularly with an action-packed anthology about street basketball. Includes stories by Walter Dean Myers, Rita Williams-Garcia, Adam Rapp, Joseph Bruchac, and Sharon Flake.

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Sibert Medalist Aronson recounts the incredible true story of the 12 boys trapped with their soccer coach in a flooded cave in Thailand for 18 days during the summer of 2018, and their inspiring rescue. Includes an 8-page full-color photo insert.

(Paperback)

In a provocative anthology, two editors with opposing viewpoints present an unflinching collection of works reflecting on the nature of war. It includes essays, memoirs, letters, and fiction from such contributors as Mark Twain, Bob Dylan, Chris Hedges, and Ernie Pyle.