[ISLMA-Share] Eco-fiction for 8th graders

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Carl Hiaasen comes to mind and I think would be a perfect fit.
Maybes--Kenneth Oppel's Half-Brother    Richard Adams Plague Dogs.  Jean Craighead George ??

Eating aliens:  one man's adventure hunting invasive animal species by Jackson Landers is not fiction but is a very engrossing read and easily divided into short reads.

If you have access to Ebsco Host's ebooks or Project Muse look at Where the wild things are:  a field guide to ecofiction by Jim Dwyer.   That might help I don't know.



Jackie Dahmane
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On May 23, 2016, at 8:48 AM, Email list for the Illinois School Library Media Association <islma at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

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> Hi everyone!
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> Can you please give me your suggestions for eco-fiction for 8th graders? I have a Global Studies teacher who wants to start teaching a book on the subject to his 8th graders next year. 
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> Thank you for any advice. 
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