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Thoughtfully touching on immigration, Islamophobia, and terrorism, this novel is a first-purchase. Hands to fans of Alan Gratz's Refugee.
Thoughtfully touching on immigration, Islamophobia, and terrorism, this novel is a first-purchase. Hands to fans of Alan Gratz's Refugee.
Perhaps not a story for reluctant or struggling readers—it's relatively demanding in terms of length and vocabulary—but for those willing to tackle a rich and layered text, there's much here to enjoy.
Gr 7 Up—Is our fate predetermined, or do we make our own fortune (or misfortune) through our actions and decisions? Marsh ponders this age-old question through the eyes of an extraordinary hero...
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