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Childhood obesity is a worsening problem across the country. Will mandating that schools serve healthier lunches help control the problem? Or should children and their parents have the right to choose and learn to make their own healthy choices? Perspectives Flip Books are like two books in one: Start from one end and learn why some people argue schools should ban junk food and serve healthier lunches. Then flip it over and discover why others argue students should make their own choices. Critical thinking questions help you analyze both perspectives and form your own opinions about the issue.
"This series discusses topical and complicated issues that teens will find relevant. However, it’s the intriguing “flipbook” aspect of this series that sets it apart, allowing readers to experience both sides of an argument. . . .There’s tons of text here, but it’s clear and engaging. . . .A pertinent series for personal or academic use." - School Library Journal
April 1, 2015
"These books each present two sides of the title issue in a factual and balanced manner. . . .All the books will engage the intended audience, provide ample opportunity for class discussion, and spark interest in further exploration of the topics. These would be excellent starting points for preparing debates on these issues." - School Library Connection
January 1, 2016
"Each is visually engaging with colorful photographs and sidebars. They are well-researched and include plentiful references for continued exploration of the topics. . . .Teachers will appreciate the discussion questions and project ideas as well as the fiction and nonfiction suggestions for further reading. . . .These are recommended for middle-grade collections in schools with assignments on these topics." - VOYA
June 1, 2015
Amanda Lanser is a freelance writer who lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She graduated from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin, and taught seventh-grade reading and writing. She is the author of books on a variety of high-interest topics and enjoys writing for children of all ages.
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