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5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful Storytelling - Superb Imagery,
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This review is from: A Bus of Our Own (Library Binding)
A moving story about a girl's desire to ride to school on the bus instead of walking every day. After Mable Jean hurt her foot walking, my heart went out to her. I found myself hoping that Mable Jean could convince someone to help the black kids get a bus. The pictures in the book are so true to life. You can even see the tears in Mable Jean's eyes. I have read this story to many 1-3 grade students and they get very involved in Mable Jean's experience. Even though the story takes place in the 40's, we are able to feel the victory over one of the struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. This story left me with a feeling of satisfaction. I'll be looking for other books written by this author.
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A Bus of Our Own by Freddi Williams Evans (Library Binding - Sept. 2001)
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