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1. New Shoes – 2015 Diversity Reading Challenge

By: JOANNA MARPLE, on 10/5/2015
Blog: Miss Marple's Musings (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Fairness, Determination, Discrimination, Shoes, NEW SHOES, Segregation, Eric Velasquez, African American Interest, WNDB, Diversity Reading Challenge 2015, 2015 Diversity Reading Challenge, Susan Lynn Meyer, Human & Civil Rights, Justice & Equality, Add a tag

Title: New Shoes Written by: Susan Lynn Meyer Illustrated by: Eric Velasquez Published by: Holiday House, 2015 Themes/Topics: Shoes, Segregation, Discrimination, African American Interest, Human & Civil Rights, Fairness, Justice & Equality, Determination, Genre: Historical fiction Suitable for ages: 5-8 Opening: My cousin Charlotte … Continue reading →

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