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| | Title
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Free Lunch [6 Books] (40835) |
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| | Physical
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240 pieces
| | Copyrighted
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2021
| | Distributor
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WW Norton
(WW)
| | Country
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Canada
| | Audience
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Intermediate, Junior High (IJ)
| | Collection
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Booking Library
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| | Synopsis
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Rex Ogle is a young boy entering middle school for the first time, and
he wants to make sure this year is better than the last. In this
nonfiction narrative, Rex embarks on a journey of self-discovery,
presenting a realistic depiction of the struggles of those in a lower
socioeconomic class and connecting to issues around depression,
loneliness, and family dysfunction. Suitable for middle-school
students in Grade 6-9, "Free Lunch" touches on issues relevant to
adolescents today and uses humour and engaging descriptions to address
themes around social issues surrounding poverty and its effect on
children and their families, inviting class and group discussions on
this topic. Appropriate for a literature circle or as an independent
novel choice, this novel may also be useful to help analyze point of
view and voice.
| | Author
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Ogle, Rex
| | Dimensions
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31 x 41 cm.
| ISBN#
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9781324016946
| | Pub. Loc.
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New York, NY
| | Contents
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6 Books ; 1 Literature Circles Guide ; 1 Focused Education Review all
in a 31 x 41 cm. clear plastic bag.
| | Parts
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6 Books ; 1 Literature Circles Guide ; 1 Focused Education Review
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Written by Rex Ogle
| | Guide
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Guide Included
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Child abuse—Fiction;
Perseverance—Fiction;
Poverty—Fiction;
Literature Circles(CK);
English/Language Arts;
Ogle, Rex(A);
Parent-child relationship;
Children—Biography;
Middle schools;
Poor—Biography;
School children—Food;
Hunger—Fiction
| | Call#
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LIT SUR 6-9
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