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Fretz is building a list of compelling nonfiction titles by independent authors looking for full - service publishing and distribution of their titles.

The Scholastic Storia App for Android offers highly - curated titles, from vibrant picture eBooks for younger readers to the hottest new series for older readers, including fiction and nonfiction titles by both new and established authors.

It is one method that people who go to Goodreads use to search for nonfiction titles by topic, subject or keyword.

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Adapted and directed by Jason Hall («American Sniper») from a same - titled nonfiction book by David Finkel, this a major studio movie from Universal Pictures.

The standards provide «exemplars» — here's a link (PDF) to 11th grade fiction and nonfiction titles — but only require five readings: the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble to the Constitution, Lincoln's second inaugural address, the Bill of Rights, and one play by Shakespeare.

The nonfiction titles also introduce informational text types as required by Common Core State standards.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff, these titles represent our best - of - the year selections in fiction, nonfiction, and picture books.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff and contributors Sally Estes and Susan Dove Lempke, these titles represent our best - of - the - year selections in fiction, nonfiction, and picture - books, based on literary and artistic quality and on special appeal to older and middle readers and the young.

Used by themselves, and in combination with each other, these following can help you choose a nonfiction book title that accurately describes why readers should pay attention to your...

The titles represent both frontlist and popular backlist titles from all Random House imprints and publishing groups, which publish fiction and nonfiction, both original and reprints, by some of the foremost and most popular writers of our times.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff and contributor Sally Estes, these titles represent our best - of - the - year selections in fiction, nonfiction, and picture books, based on literary and artistic quality and on special appeal to older and middle readers and young children.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff, these titles represent our choices, based on literary and artistic quality and on special appeal to youth, of the past year's best fiction and nonfiction published for older and middle readers and the young.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff and contributors Sally Estes and Susan Dove Lempke, these titles represent our best - of - the - year selections in fiction, nonfiction, and picture books, based on literary and artistic quality and on special appeal to older and middle readers and the young.

To read ebooks published by my small press, check out our fiction and nonfiction titles at Buttontapper Press.

The 74 titles — 28 nonfiction and 46 fiction — all published in 1998 unless otherwise noted, were selected by the 11 - member committee with invaluable input from young adult reluctant readers from across the country, who read, reviewed, and evaluated books throughout the year.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff, these titles represent our best - of - the year selections in fiction, nonfiction, and picture books for older and middle readers and young children.

Nowadays, the title of a nonfiction book is almost invariably followed by a phrase hyping the contents, including words like incredible, survival or secret.

On the 30 - hour return home from Seattle, I curled up with a nonfiction title: What the Dog Knows by Cat Warren.

Zoologist Davies combines fiction and nonfiction in this winning, informative title narrated by a young girl who describes the mallard ducks that live near her.

Compare The Night Worker to Sherri Duskey Rinker's Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site (2011), or for lessons on the different features of fiction and nonfiction texts, pair it with the First Facts: Transportation Zone series title Bulldozers in Action, by Peter Brady (2012).

She did us one better by suggesting a best - selling series and a nonfiction title.

Selected by the Books for Youth editorial staff and contributor Sally Estes, these titles represent our best - of - the - year selections in fiction, nonfiction, and picture books, based on literary and artistic quality and on special appeal to older and middle readers and the young.

Of course, some nonfiction book titles can be pretty weird too, if this Abebooks post is anything to go by.

BISG's Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading survey also looks at genre preferences, revealing that nonfiction genres, notably how - to guides / manuals and scientific / medical / technical titles, are generally preferred by respondents who read e-books on desktop, laptop, or netbook computers.

Nevertheless, Book Marks is useful for many things, such as staying up to speed on titles getting review coverage, through its sections on new books, the most talked about books, the best reviewed books, the most reviewed books, and breakdowns by category (nine for fiction, 19 nonfiction).

Her nonfiction titles include the New York Times bestseller and National Book Critics Circle Award winner, The Argonauts (2015), The Art of Cruelty: A Reckoning (2011; a New York Times Notable Book of the Year), Bluets (2009; named by Bookforum as one of the top 10 best books of the past 20 years), The Red Parts (2007; reissued 2016), and Women, the New York School, and Other True Abstractions (2007).