We know you love teen materials at CMRLS because of all of our awesome and up-to-date YA fiction: the thrillers, the mysteries, the dystopias, the contemps.
But we also know that you're in school and that you have to write papers, do projects, and finish homework. We also know that sometimes, you're just interested in stuff. Here at Pearl, we've recently gotten in a whole lot of new nonfiction books. These are great sources for your research papers, they'll provide information for your essays, and they're more reliable than Wikipedia (we know your teachers limit those internet sources!)! We also have new books on the most up-to-date world events and issues, like the Gulf Oil Spill and the Haiti Earthquake. We have several new biographies, and also some books about US history, with topics like the Orphan Train and US Involvement and Vietnam. These books are located on the nonfiction wall of the Teen Center. Ask at any desk for help!
Here's a complete list of our newest YA nonfiction titles. Quick to request! And as always, if you feel that we're missing something (a specific title or information on any topic) in our collection, let us know!
Internet Piracy
Same-Sex Marriage
Assisted Suicide
Obesity and Food Policing
Privacy Rights and the Patriot Act
Genetically Modified Foods
Health Care Reform
Racial Profiling
Sex Education in Schools
Teaching Intelligent Design
The Diamond Trade
The Vaccination Debate
U.S. Involvement in Vietnam
The Earthquake in Haiti
The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
Anarchism (Exploring World Governments)
Democracy (Exploring World Governments)
Dictatorships (Exploring World Governments)
Parliaments (Exploring World Governments)
Theocracies (Exploring World Governments)
The Arts (Inside the Industry)
Engineering (Inside the Industry)
Entertainment (Inside the Industry)
Fashion (Inside the Industry)
Green Jobs (Inside the Industry)
Medicine (Inside the Industry)
Publishing (Inside the Industry)
Sports (Inside the Industry)
Children's Rights
Mental Disorders
Suicide
Fair Trade
Human Trafficking
Loss of Biodiversity
Developing Nations's Debt
Domestic Violence
Indigenous People's Rights
World Population
The 2011 Japan Disasters
The Capture and Killing of Osama Bin Laden
The Chilean Miners' Rescue
The Columbine Shootings
The Hudson Plane Landing
The Orphan Trains
Living with Celiac Disease
Living with Food Allergies
Your Own, Sylvia: A Verse Portrait of Sylvia Plath
John Lennon: All I Want is the Truth (A Photographic Biography)
A Wreath for Emmett Till
Frequently Asked Questions about Financial Literacy
Frequently Asked Questions about Overscheduling and Stress
Frequently Asked Questions about Everyday First Aid
Frequently Asked Questions about Tanning and Skin Care
But we also know that you're in school and that you have to write papers, do projects, and finish homework. We also know that sometimes, you're just interested in stuff. Here at Pearl, we've recently gotten in a whole lot of new nonfiction books. These are great sources for your research papers, they'll provide information for your essays, and they're more reliable than Wikipedia (we know your teachers limit those internet sources!)! We also have new books on the most up-to-date world events and issues, like the Gulf Oil Spill and the Haiti Earthquake. We have several new biographies, and also some books about US history, with topics like the Orphan Train and US Involvement and Vietnam. These books are located on the nonfiction wall of the Teen Center. Ask at any desk for help!
Here's a complete list of our newest YA nonfiction titles. Quick to request! And as always, if you feel that we're missing something (a specific title or information on any topic) in our collection, let us know!
Internet Piracy
Same-Sex Marriage
Assisted Suicide
Obesity and Food Policing
Privacy Rights and the Patriot Act
Genetically Modified Foods
Health Care Reform
Racial Profiling
Sex Education in Schools
Teaching Intelligent Design
The Diamond Trade
The Vaccination Debate
U.S. Involvement in Vietnam
The Earthquake in Haiti
The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
Anarchism (Exploring World Governments)
Democracy (Exploring World Governments)
Dictatorships (Exploring World Governments)
Parliaments (Exploring World Governments)
Theocracies (Exploring World Governments)
The Arts (Inside the Industry)
Engineering (Inside the Industry)
Entertainment (Inside the Industry)
Fashion (Inside the Industry)
Green Jobs (Inside the Industry)
Medicine (Inside the Industry)
Publishing (Inside the Industry)
Sports (Inside the Industry)
Children's Rights
Mental Disorders
Suicide
Fair Trade
Human Trafficking
Loss of Biodiversity
Developing Nations's Debt
Domestic Violence
Indigenous People's Rights
World Population
The 2011 Japan Disasters
The Capture and Killing of Osama Bin Laden
The Chilean Miners' Rescue
The Columbine Shootings
The Hudson Plane Landing
The Orphan Trains
Living with Celiac Disease
Living with Food Allergies
Your Own, Sylvia: A Verse Portrait of Sylvia Plath
John Lennon: All I Want is the Truth (A Photographic Biography)
A Wreath for Emmett Till
Frequently Asked Questions about Financial Literacy
Frequently Asked Questions about Overscheduling and Stress
Frequently Asked Questions about Everyday First Aid
Frequently Asked Questions about Tanning and Skin Care
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