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Mrs. Ritzer's Bookshelf ~ A selection of book reviews in fulfillment of course requirements for LS5603/20-21 Literature for Children and Young Adults course as part of TWU's Master's of Library Science program.

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The Book Thief

Germany Markus Zusak Michael L. Printz Honor Book Nazi The Book Thief World War II

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Flora & Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures

Flora & Ulysses Kate DiCamillo Newbery Medal Winner

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Rapunzel's Revenge

Dean Hale graphic novel Nathan Hale Rapunzel Rapunzel's Revenge Shannon Hale

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The Green Glass Sea

Ellen Klages historical fiction Los Alamos Manhattan Project Scott O'Dell Award

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Catherine, Called Birdy

Called Birdy Catherine england historical fiction Karen Cushman medieval Newbery Medal Honor

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Breaking Stalin's Nose

Breaking Stalin's Nose Communism Eugene Yelchin historical fiction Joseph Stalin Newbery Medal Honor Russia USSR

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Heart and Soul: The Story of America and African Americans

African-Americans America Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor Corretta Scott King Author Award Heart and Soul Kadir Nelson

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~Caroline~: My name is Caroline Ritzer and I live in Allen, TX. I have a Bachelor of Arts in English. My favorite elective classes focused on children’s literature, fairy tales and folk lore, and literature of the fantastic. I am currently a student at Texas Woman's University in my fourth semester pursuing a Masters of Library Science. My career goal is to become a Library Media Specialist. I am blessed to start my sixth year in education as a first year Special Education Teacher. I am excited about my Master’s program because I think it will help me better serve my community. I also know that it will help me become a better teacher. I know that the knowledge I gain from my classes will help me create a welcoming and engaging library experience for the children in my future position as a Library Media Specialist.

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