Content-Area Reading
Family, J. California Cooper (slavery, Civil ar, African American history) Young Adult
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Family, J. California Cooper (slavery, Civil ar, African American history) Young Adult |
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Feed, M.T. Anderson (the future, risks and benefits of technology, consumerism and consumption, adolescent development) grades 8+ | ||||
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Girls: A History of Groing Up Female in America, Penny Colman (gender roles, history of childhood women's issues) grades 5-8 | ||||
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The Hot Zone, Richard Preston (plagues, emergency prepardness) Young Adult | ||||
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Left for Dead: A Young Man's Search for Justice for the U.S.S. Indianapolis, Peter Nelson (WWII, naval warfare, military justice, sharks) grades 6-9 | ||||
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Material World, Peter Menzel (families, cross-cultural studies, regional history, distribution of wealth, globalization)Young Adult | ||||
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Maus: A Survivor's Tale, Art Siegelman (WWII, fanaticism, Holocaust) Young Adult | ||||
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Our America: Life and Death on the South Side of Chicago, LeAlan Jones and Lloyd Newman (poverty, urban issues, violence, welfare) | ||||
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A Parrot in the Oven: Mi Vida, Victor Martinez (Mexican American issues, ethnic studies, family history) grades 8-10 | ||||
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Postville: A Clash of Cultures in Heartland America, Stephen Bloom (cluture clash, prejudice, ethnic studies) | ||||