Nathan Aaseng

Though it's a book aimed at children, Aaseng's "Horned Animals" is a simple overview of some of the more well-known - and perhaps not so well known - horned animals of the world. It's full of fun little facts about each particular animal and might be fun to read before a trip to the zoo.

This was an easy to understand and well written history of the Navajo Code Breakers and their role in WWII. There are some good photographs in here that depict the Navajo Code Breakers. This book does a good job of giving a concise history of the Navajo Code Breakers from conception to the end of the war.

Overall I enjoyed learning about this lesser known aspect of WWII. I would recommend for middle grade and older readers who are interested in history and WWII.

Contains three sport books: At the Left Linebacker; Chip Demory, Full Court Pres;, and A Winning Season for the Braves.

When Ben, the star of his church basketball team, finds himself turning into a poor sport and a ball hog, he receives spiritual support through anonymous notes from a secret admirer.