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All students can benefit from this series.
After attending his neighbor's bat mitzvah, David, who's Christian,
is interested in learning about other religions. Friend Sophia's
family isn't religious, but she likes helping others. Fahmi's
Muslim family has their own special celebrations. His babysitter
tells him about Buddhism. Accompanied by cheerful cartoon
illustrations, this is an appealing if limited introduction. An
activity encouraging helpfulness is appended. Reading list,
websites. Glos., ind.
Many libraries will welcome this series for its coverage of sports that don't receive much attention, such as field hockey, lacrosse, and water polo.
Despite some flaws, these are generally well done. Recommended for supplemental use in public and school libraries.
Both readable and balanced, these well-crafted books help young sports fans connect with social studies and history.
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