Building Faces: Identity Restored

Building Faces: Identity Restored is a non-fiction explanation of how artists, forensic technologies, and computers are used to give faces to bones.  The techniques can expand our knowledge of history and solve crimes.  The book concludes with a feature on planning and writing a non-fiction explanation.

A contents, clear headings and subheadings, and an edgy, contemporary design facilitate navigation.  The text is supported by fact boxes, illustrations, photographs, and screen captures.  Inset boxes encourage readers to notice visual features, to engage in critical thinking, to activate reading strategies, and to clarify vocabulary.  Boxes also highlight issues and prompt personal response.

Terminology is defined in context and in the glossary.

This title is from the Sails Literacy series. Hook readers and ignite their curiosity - over 700 levelled texts with bright, colourful, sophisticated designs.