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3.0 out of 5 stars
serviceable,
By Mindy (St. Paul, MN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Working Together Against Homelessness (The Library of Social Activism) (Hardcover)
The focus of this book is to encourage activism. It begins with twenty pages of explanation about homelessness as an issue, and the rest of the book is about how young people can volunteer to organize fundraisers to assist the homeless. It presents several fictional stories about volunteers (another nearly twenty pages-all printed in italics) and follows with suggestions on how to help. The appendix includes examples of a flyer, petition, and letter.
The large text size, the simplistic sentence structure, and the words in the glossary make this title most appropriate for upper elementary students: fourth or fifth grade. This title may help with reports about homelessness, but it would be most helpful in encouraging activism. Be aware that there are several grammatical errors. |
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Working Together Against Homelessness (The Library of Social Activism) by Eugene Hurwitz (Hardcover - Sept. 1994)
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