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Let There be Peace: Prayers from Around the World
By: Aline Pereira,
on 1/6/2010
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1. Escaping Conflict, Seeking Peace: Picture books that relate refugee stories, and their importance
By: Marjorie Coughlan,
on 11/20/2015
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By: Marjorie Coughlan,
on 11/19/2015
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Let There be Peace: Prayers from Around the World
selected by Jeremy Brooks, illustrated by Jude Daly
(Frances Lincoln, 2009)
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By: Aline Pereira,
on 1/6/2010
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Continuing with our current December/January bimonthly theme of Respect for Religious Diversity, we have added two new book reviews:
The Grand Mosque of Paris: A Story of How Muslims Rescued Jews During the Holocaust, by Karen Gray Ruelle and Deborah Durland DeSaix (Holiday House, 2009);
and Let There be Peace: Prayers from Around the World, selected by Jeremy Brooks and illustrated by Jude Daly (Frances Lincoln, 2009), which is also our January Book of the Month.
Both of these are superb books and would be perfect for sharing with children as part of the Social Justice Challenge, whose theme of Religious Freedom for this month happens to coincide with our own – I’ll be posting properly about this demanding and potentially hugely rewarding reading challenge soon…
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