I loved Linda Glaser's Bridge to America.After finishing each chapter, you have
to read the next.I make the point that these Coming-to-America stories are the
stories of the children's own great grandparents, i.e. "your own stories" of
family members who courageously left the world they knew to come, often as
teenagers, to a new world; the kids often tell a bit of what they do know about
their family members who came from Europe. I also love the very easy-to-read,
charming Looking for Me...in this Great Big Family, by Betsy Rosenthal Andrea
Rapp, Wise Temple Cincinnati
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 10:23 AM, Roslyn Vanderbilt <[email protected]>
wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations for a 4th/5th grade book group. The group is
diverse, and I'd love a suggestion that would have great appeal. I've done
Holocaust- related selections in the past and would like something different.
All suggestions much appreciated.
Roslyn Vanderbilt
Children's Librarian
The Jewish Center
Princeton NJ 08540
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