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A Feast for Joseph
Not recommended for purchase. For stories about refugees, consider Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour and What Is A Refugee by Elise Gravel.
Terry Farish Reflects On What Good Intercultural Author Collaboration Looks Like
Author Terry Farish reflects on the collaboration process for A Feast for Joseph with writing partner OD Bonny and gets insights from other authors and illustrators who have also collaborated on children's books.
Joseph's Big Ride
An ideal addition to most collections, especially those that want to highlight topics of friendship, inclusion, and an immigrant perspective.
Luis Paints the World
A solid addition for most collections, especially in communities with a large armed forces population.
Either the Beginning or the End of the World
An excellent choice for readers seeking a less than neatly packaged love story or a glimpse into the complicated lineage of war-torn areas.
The Good Braider
Gr 9 Up—Sixteen-year-old Viola's family leaves their home in South Sudan after she is raped by a soldier...
Why Verse? Poetic Novels for Historical Fiction, Displacement Stories, and Struggling Readers
There are many reasons to write novels in verse, according to author Terry Farish: To reflect a culture’s music and literary heritage; to offer reprises of a language's rhythm; to create a fast pace that mirrors the character’s own ride; to bring the cinematic camera intimately close.
The Good Braider
Gr 9 Up–The Good Braider follows Viola on a journey from her home in ravaged Sudan to Cairo and finally to the folds of a Sudanese community in Maine...
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