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Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer
This well-crafted video is an excellent resource to supplement American history studies, especially the civil rights era. Hamer's inspiring life story should resonate with a wide audience.
Are You an Echo?: The Lost Poetry of Misuzu Kaneko
This wonderfully illustrated book stresses the positive legacy of Kaneko's tragic life. A recommended purchase for all collections, especially those with an interest in international poetry.
Fall Seven Times, Get Up Eight
Consider as a supplemental resource to U.S. history and social studies units.
Leave This Song Behind: Teen Poetry at Its Best
Librarians and educators may have to do some prompting, but this collection deserves to be in the hands of teens everywhere.
Jackie Robinson
This is a wonderful option for sports fans who may be reluctant readers or resistant to more traditional approaches to history and social studies. This excellent film should find a home in most public library collections.
Death Is Stupid
Clearly written to validate and respect a child's feelings, this book is a useful resource for parenting collections or patrons looking for a relatable exploration of death.
California Missions
Offering an ongoing topic of study for California students, this well-done video, with its thoughtful discussion of the subjection of Native people, is a valuable companion to history and social studies classes.
Heart of a Champion
Comparable to several books in the "Dear America" series, this offers a gentle introduction to the plight of persons of Japanese descent during World War II.
A Ticket to the Pennant: A Tale of Baseball in Seattle
A slight but still appealing story for baseball fans, especially in the Pacific Northwest; this may also interest teachers looking to enliven social studies and U.S. history units.
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