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Someplace To Call Home
This historical novel about the importance of family, belonging, and kindness will do well among young readers interested in the past
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Dallas's latest work of historical fiction (Red Berries, White Clouds, Blue Sky; The Quilt Walk) conveys the importance of family and the value of neighbors helping one another. A fine selection where fiction about white U.S. frontier life is in demand.
Hardscrabble
Dallas's latest work of historical fiction (Red Berries, White Clouds, Blue Sky; The Quilt Walk) conveys the importance of family and the value of neighbors helping one another. A fine selection where fiction about white U.S. frontier life is in demand.
Red Berries, White Clouds, Blue Sky
While the ending is predictable and the work is not without flaws—there is a lot of unnecessary repetition of information—the subject is important and is made accessible to middle grade listeners because of Tomi's believable character arc.
Red Berries White Clouds Blue Sky
Gr 5–8—Tomi is a 12-year-old American citizen of Japanese descent living in California during World War II...
The Quilt Walk
Gr 3–6—Ten-year-old Emmy Blue's life on a farm near Quincy, Illinois, is just fine until her father announces that the family is moving to Colorado where gold is being mined...
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