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	El Chino Allen Say () , 32 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Biographies Historical Multicultural
Request this book from the Library The main character was Billy Wong. Billy Wong wanted to be an athlete and his family said, "Who's ever heard of a Chinese athlete?" After a while Billy went to a bullfight in Spain and decided to be a bullfighter. My favorite part is when El Chino faces his first live bull in his Chinese costume. I really liked the illustrations because they astonished me. Kid review written by Leonardo, Age 9 Write a review of this book

	Grandfather's Journey Allen Say () , 32 pages Audience: Preschool Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Diversity Families Historical Multicultural Multigenerational Neighborhoods / Communities Wars and Conflicts
Request this book from the Library The book was about Allen Say and his grandfather traveling. They traveled to different places in the United States and Japan. I liked the book because it talks about a real war and it suprised me how the bombs destroyed everything. It made me sad because it destroyed the city. Kid review written by Ricardo, Age 9 Write a review of this book

	Tea With Milk Allen Say () , 32 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Diversity Families Historical Moving Multicultural Multigenerational Realistic Fiction
Request this book from the Library I think kids from 9 to 12 will love this book,it has some violent parts which are most exiting for kids. My favorite part is when masako chose to be a proper japanese lady,because she got to speak English. Kid review written by Breann, Age 9 Write a review of this book

	Music for Alice Allen Say () , 32 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Diversity Flowers Gardening Historical Multicultural Neighborhoods / Communities Realistic Fiction Wars and Conflicts
Request this book from the Library The book was about two people named Alice and Mark who lost there home because they were Japanese Americans and America was at war with the Japanese. I think that this book may bring many connections,and I think that you should read this book it is very interesting and fun. Kid review written by Janelly, Age 9 Write a review of this book Alice and Mark lost their house during World War two. A FBI man came to Alice's house and said they had to move. My favorite part is when Alice and Mark made houses to help people when they didn't have a place to live. I loved this book and I hope you do to. Kid review written by Jennifer, Age 9 Read more Kids' Reviews of this book

	The Boy in the Garden Allen Say () , 32 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Art Birds Diversity Fantasy Folklore Gardening Historical Multicultural
Request this book from the Library The book is about a boy and his father who went to visit a friend. The boy went outside and got lost, so he found a house. He went inside the house and fell asleep. He began to dream. Please read the story and see what happens. Kid review written by Jacqueline, Age 8 Write a review of this book

	American Girl. Bk 2, Julie Tells Her Story Megan McDonald (2007) , 91 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Behavior / Anger and Conflict Resolution Divorce and Remarriage Families Feelings Friendship Historical Realistic Fiction Sports
Request this book from the Library I think this book is gratifying. Julie has a report to do about everyone in her family. But Julie is afraid to do it because her family is divorced. But then she breaks her arm. Read the book to find out what happens next. Kid review written by Gabrielle, Age 8 Write a review of this book

	Escape North!: The Story of Harriet Tubman Monica Kulling (1999) , 48 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: African-American Beginning Readers Historical
Request this book from the Library It was very good and interesting. It taught me about her history and how she saved African-American people from being slaves and from being beatin by people who did not like African-Americans. I learned alot from Harriet Tubmans story it was amazing. Kid review written by kennedi, Age 9 Write a review of this book

	Black Beauty Anna Sewell (1877) , 226 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Animals Classics Historical
Request this book from the Library Very appealing for kids that love horses! When I read this book I found myself reading for 4 hour.I want kids to read this book because it tells about a horses life and it is a really touching story. Kid review written by Camrynn, Age 10 Write a review of this book Black Beauty goes to all kinds of homes,some good, and some bad. I really,really,REALLY like this book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kid review written by Sarah, age 9 Kid review written by Sarah, age 9 Read more Kids' Reviews of this book

	Boom Town Sonia Levitin (1998) , 32 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Cookies / Baking Friendship Historical
Request this book from the Library It is very cool and they like are moving to a town and this girl Amanda makes her very own businees. Kid review written by Amya, Age 8 Write a review of this book

	Angel of The Battlefield Ann Hood (2011) , 0 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Community Helpers Divorce and Remarriage Families Fantasy Feelings Historical Moving
Request this book from the Library When Masie and Felix's parents divorce, the twelve-year-old twins reluctantly move from New York City to Rhode Island with their Mom. Their new home is a mansion that once belonged to their great aunt but is now owned by the local preservation society. Living in a historic mansion sounds exciting but the family is restricted to the small, hot servant's quarters. Expecting their new life in Rhode Island to be boring, the twins are in for a surprise when they discover a secret room that transports them to the year 1836, where they meet a young Clara Barton. A short epilogue provides an account of Clara Barton's life and many contributions during the Civil War and after. Ann Hood's new series will appeal to Magic Tree House fans who are looking for a more challenging read. Librarian review written by Rachel Write a review of this book

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