 | My Friend Amy
Publication Date: March 1, 2009Monifa tells us all about the things she and her friend Amy like to do - growing up together, they have lots in common. When Monifa visits Amy's home, however, she discovers that families that come from different places also do some things differently. This book presents a believable friendship between two girls from different backgrounds without being preachy or 'worthy'. It is set in modern, multicultural Britain, the information is both relevant and interesting to young readers and the brilliant funky art work gives the story a modern and fun feel. This is t...
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 | Mother's Rights
Publication Date: December 1996Description from the publisher: Through these eight little stories from Hadith and events in our history, children are taught the high status accorded to the mother in Islam. Illustrated in colour. Table Contents: Asma's Mother. Imam al-Ghazali's Mother A Mother' Right. A King and a Gardener. Women's Place in Islam. The Allowance for Children. Umm Salamah ...
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 | Mr. Touchdown
Publication Date: July 29, 2005In 1965, the South remained defiantly segregated. Eddie Russell, a star football player, and his timid sister, Lakeesha, are told they will be helping to desegregate an all-white high school. Their father tells them they will be fighting for a righteous cause, but they aren’t buying it—because they have no choice in the matter.From the first day of school, the wall of hostility Eddie and Lakeesha face at Forrest High School seems unbreakable, until they meet cheerleader Nancy Martin. She sees the cruelty and crosses the line to befriend the black stud...
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 | Multicultural World (Understanding Immigration)
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 | My Hindu Community (My Community)
Publication Date: March 10, 2005 ...
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 | My Id-ul-Fitr (Little Nippers: Festivals)
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 | My Hannukkah (Little Nippers: Festivals)
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 | Mr. Browne's Roses
Publication Date: August 5, 1999"Mr. Browne's Roses" is a fictional story for the veryyoung reader who has yet to discover the world of color awareness.It verifies the fact that children are inherently innocent. We, asadults, are responsible for cultivating seeds of respect, compassionand tolerance. ...
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 | The Moving Activity Book
Publication Date: July 15, 2005Companion book to New Home, New School, this fun-filled activity book invites children to join in the fun of Wordsworth's big move. ...
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 | Murphy And Mousetrap (Orca Young Readers)
Release Date: April 1, 2005| Grade Level: 3 and up...
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 | My Indian Family History (Young Explorer: Family Histories)
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 | The Murderer
Publication Date: February 18, 2000| Age Level: 9 and up | Grade Level: 4 and up "Good as a drink of seltzer on a hot day," says the Library Journal review of this coming of age story.Bucking intolerance in a crucial year of his life, Hershy Marks wonders why God plunked him down in Pennsylvania coal country but didn't amke him Polish. An essentially lighthearted boy, Hershy has a lot of questions. Why do the miners' kids beat up on the merchants' kids? Could what is happening in Germany happen here? And what can Hershy do about it? ...
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 | My Mind Looks Back and Wonders...
Release Date: March 23, 2009This story is a historical fiction picture book about the experiences of black children growing up in the pre-civil rights era of the Jim Crow South. It is based on my own memories of childhood, as an African American child, during this period of history. As a veteran teacher of thirty years, I have often been amazed at the interest my second grade students have shown in stories about my childhood growing up in the South during the days of Jim Crow. My students listen with wide eyed wonder about a world where laws prohibited a race of people from taking part in th...
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 | My Christmas (Little Nippers Festivals)
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 | Mr. Browne and the Rose Show
Publication Date: May 18, 2010Mr. Browne's roses are participating in the town of Perennial's rose show! Their unique shades of brown make them perfect for the competition, but not everyone is excited about roses that are different. Mr. Browne and the Rose Show is a touching story of overcoming prejudice, embracing individuality, and the innocence of children. Follow along and see if Mr. Browne's prized roses have what it takes to win the show. ...
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 | My Divali (Little Nippers Festivals)
Publication Date: October 8, 2003 ...
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 | My African-Caribbean Community (My Community)
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 | My Muslim Community (My Community)
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 | More Alike Than Different: Coloring Book
Publication Date: May 31, 2012Christian Friends Coloring Story Book for Children of all Ages. Matthew has many friends and each of them is unique in his or her own way. Juan is from Mexico, Amira from the Middle east. Mia is from China and Connor lives on a farm (instead of the city, like Matthew). Still, no matter if they eat different foods, have differently-colored skin or eyes, or whether or not they use a wheelchair to get around, these friends always find that they when they play and have fun, they are much more alike than different! ...
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 | Moving on (Fyi)
Publication Date: March 22, 2009| Series: Fyi Should Minty follow a traditional Traveller life? Or can she find a new way? A truthful powerful look at Gypsies and Travelllers today. Barrington Stoke specialise in books for reluctant, struggling and dyslexic readers. ...
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