Posted on November 3, 2008 by agirlnamedsara
This novel was really interesting. It is futuristic, science fiction, and deals with the moral issues of cloning. It is set in a future, dystopian, Mexico. I think this book could be used in 8-10th grade. The issues presented can be linked to science and social studies courses as well.
Awards:
Newbery Honor 2003
National Book Award [...]
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Posted on October 29, 2008 by agirlnamedsara
This historical fiction piece is written in verse form. The language is easy to understand however. It takes place during the 1930’s in the middle of the “dust bowl.” This book I believe is appropriate for students ages 10-13 depending on their reading level. If a class were studying this time period it [...]
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