Reference Reviews: Resources for Students
Yes, of course, print reference resources are still valuable and important. Blanche Woolls and David Loertscher bring you the best in K-12 print reference materials. For October, they review the following resources:

• Chemical Compounds
• Concise Oxford American Dictionary
• Concise Oxford American Thesaurus
• Dictionary of Literary Biography: Volume Three Hundred Twenty Five: Australian Writers, 1975-2000
• The 18th Century: 1701-1800
• Encyclopedia of the American Revolution
• Landmarks of the American Revolution
• Literary Themes for Students: Examining Diverse Literature to Understand and Compare
• The Oxford Dictionary of Civil War Quotations
• U.S. National Debate Topic 2006-2007: National Service Sixties in America Reference Library
• UXL Encyclopedia of Water Science

Links to Resources for Students September, 2006 are also included on the page.

Source: Gale

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