A book I read for a political-science class. May be time to revisit and rethink on its message.
If you haven‘t already please plan to vote Tuesday if you live in the U.S. It is how we make our voices heard!
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“Remember to enjoy your life and never forget your family. “
Teacher could use this to study different cultures in their beliefs or open up conversation about immigration. This book supplies, a decent understanding on what is needed to immigrate to America. Teacher could ask students where they would immigrate to and why?
pickWeek 9: Historical Fiction. based on a true story that it follows in Italian family, and their adventure to the United States. Published in 2011.
"What's wrong?"
His best friend,Nebraska, kindly asked him.
(Nebraska is a very kind state.)
All of the art works in this book are very interesting for students
pickThis book shows a more engaging way for students to understand the 50 states as well as their locations
pickA survival story that flips the script on what survival looks like for each of us. I was on the edge of my seat during Ash‘s adventure (especially at the end!) and my heart hurt for their hurt. I loved this solitary adventure surviving in the wild! 🌲
A 19th century small town woman trying to be modern and independent takes a lover, and stirs up an astonishing heap of trouble. I went back and forth over whether to make this a pick or so-so. Osborne is an excellent historical romance writer, and the immersive atmosphere and characterizations are a plus -- but a lot of it is just so miserable to read. It was not a pleasant road to the happy ending.
