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Title
Nowhere boy [6 Books] (41383)
Physical 362 pieces
Copyrighted 2018
Distributor Square Fish (3958)
Country Canada
Audience Intermediate, Junior High (IJ)
Collection Booking Library
Synopsis It is the year 2015 in Belgium, and the world is in the midst of the Syrian Refugee Crisis. Max, a thirteen-year-old American boy who recently moved to Brussels, discovers that a Syrian orphan named Ahmed is hiding in his basement, and the two begin to build an unlikely friendship. A compassionate story about multiculturalism, war, acceptance, and belonging, "Nowhere Boy" weaves this historical fiction story with real-life parallels that may complement the Grade 5-10 curriculum. Suitable as a read-aloud or in a small-group novel study, this book can inspire further research about the refugee crisis, Islam, Syria, and the terrorist attacks, or the two boys' unique perspectives can segue into an analysis of point of view.
Author Marsh, Katherine
Dimensions 30 x 41 cm.
ISBN# 9781250211453
Pub. Loc. New York
Contents 6 books ; 1 literature circles guide ; 1 focused education review
Parts 6 books ; 1 guide ; 1 review all in a 30 x 41 cm. clear plastic bag.
Stmt Resp written by Katherine Marsh.
Guide Guide Included
Subjects Brussels (Belgium)—Fiction; Syrian refugees—Fiction; Adventure fiction; Literature Circles(CK); Friendship—Fiction; Orphans—Fiction; English/Language Arts
Call# LIT HIS 5-10
Note FER Approved.
Holdings
Kit 1 copy
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