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chloecosmo

Don‘t carry the hurtful words others say. Let them float away.”

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Use to teach about diversity, identity, and respect for cultural traditions.

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chloecosmo
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A young girl celebrates her sister‘s first day wearing a hijab.

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Rachiiebookdragon
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Read to Henry.

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Daisey
Sadia | Colleen Nelson
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This was a wonderful book focused on Sadia & 2 other Muslim girls, all immigrants to Canada. Mariam has started de-jabbing (changing clothes & removing her headscarf) at school, Sadia is set on continuing to wear hers even as it makes playing basketball more difficult, and Amira is a newly arrived refugee from Syria. Along with their classmates they deal with changing friendships and seeing a wider perspective through a class photography project.

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DebinHawaii
Other Words for Home | Jasmine Warga
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Thank you for the #MiddleGradeMonday tag @TheSpineView 🤗 I forgot to post yesterday.

This one has been in my TBR for ages. Told in verse it‘s about a girl from Syria who has to move to Cincinnati due to the unrest in her country. A new kid in town & country.

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Creadnorthey
Other Words for Home | Jasmine Warga
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To paraphrase Jason Reynolds‘ quote on the cover of the book “This is a necessary story. One that makes the world a better place for it being told.” Another good YA pick and a fast read too!