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Graphic Novels

Where can I find information about the history and importance of graphic novels? This extensive resource shares how to use graphic novels in schools and libraries....More

-	Jeff Smith
-	Art Spiegelman
-	Rumiko Takahashi

Science Fiction

Where can I find a definition of science fiction? Look at this site to learn about popular science fiction subgenres by theme....More

-	The Science Behind the Fiction
-	Lesson Plan for "The City of Ember"
-	"A Wrinkle in Time" Study Guide

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	The Diary of Ma Yan One young woman's story about her desperate struggle to stay in school will inspire students of all ages.
	The Mirror of Fire and Dreaming Magical jinns, powerful sorcerers and an arrogant prince all make this tale of India riveting!
	The Mzungu Boy This story of the friendship of two boys, one Kenyan and one British, during the Mau-Mau Revolt of the 1950s will fascinate students.

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Who's That?

Neil Gaiman is the author of numerous scary and fascinating books for young adults. Learn more...

Did You Know?

The Nestle Children's Book Prize is one of the United Kingdom's longest running prizes, and its winner is chosen by children!