Jude and her mother have left their turbulent country of Syria for America. They leave behind her father and beloved brother. Judeβs Uncle has taken them in, to live in his very American home in Cincinnati. Warga does a beautiful job of expressing the difficulties of being a new immigrant in America. She not only expresses the cultural differences but also the racial prejudice that many immigrants experience. The book is written in verse and flows seamlessly. A great book to expose middle-school students to the realities of being an immigrant in this county.
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Content Review |
Published In: 2019 |
Profanity: No |
Publisher: Balzer & Bray |
Violence: War |
Age Level: 9-12 years |
Sexual Content: No |
AR Level: 5.3 |
Mature Themes: Hatred to |
Pages: 342 |
Immigrants |
Stars: 5 |
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