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 Image from titlewave.comGrowing up in a town that is built on a landfill meant that there was always treasures to find. Using recycled materials Ada and other children get help creating instruments. Mr. Chavez who is working in the town of Cateura, helps the children with innovation. Read Ada's Violin, based on a true story, to hear about a the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay.
A classic story you must read!
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Ally is a middle school girl who deals with many of the common issues that girls go thorough in school today. She is very familiar with being in trouble, wasting time in class and with mean girls. Having moved from school to school, because of her dad's work, Ally struggles not just socially but also with her grades. Ally's school problems are deeper that she knows, but thanks to her substitute teacher Mr. Daniel, Ally is on her way to doing better in school. After seven years of deflecting from her real problem, Ally begins to understand her condition and now will do better. Read to see how Ally's school experience is changing thanks to those around her. Review by Mrs. Juarez  Jane Yolen tells a tender story of a young girls experience with her father during an activity called "Owling". Taking place during a cold snowing late night the girl and her dad take a walk in the moon night. The winter night is viciously cold that it is hard for the young girl to focus on her listening. Pa calls out "Whooo- whoooo-whoooo". Read this poetic story to find out if this young girl gets to hear the sound that she has eagerly been waiting for.
Review written by Mrs. Juarez Pictures from hardcover book
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A common bus ride for a young boy name CJ and his grandmother who he calls "Nana" starts off with a question from CJ. Through out the bus ride and its route Nana helps CJ understand the differences that the bus riders share. With Nana's help CJ gets more from the bus ride than he knew he would. Read the whole book to see how CJ's bus ride was far better than he expected.
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