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Terezin

by Teresa Scollon

Under Nazi rule, Terezín, a small town in Czechoslovakia, was transformed into a prison for Jewish people from 1941 to 1945. Tens of thousands of Jews were sent there before being transported east to Auschwitz. The Nazis used Terezín... Read More

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The Silk Road

by Teresa Scollon

The Silk Road connected China to the Mediterranean sea for centuries over a distance of more than 7,000 miles. Trade and travel along this route influenced culture, politics, and economies. This book introduces young readers to its story... Read More

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¡Olé! Flamenco

by Teresa Scollon

Flamenco, the “dramatic Spanish art of song, dance, and music,” originally practiced in Europe is brought to life here by a dance company in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This book introduces young readers to the history of this tradition,... Read More

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On Parade

by Teresa Scollon

In this book, biologist Rob Laidlaw introduces children to animals’ basic needs, and the realities of animal treatment behind the scenes of the entertainment industry. While it may be appealing to visit circuses or reptile shows, the... Read More

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The Arabian Nights

by Teresa Scollon

In this book, author and translator Wafa’ Tarnowska retells the stories of The Thousand and One Nights, or "The Arabian Nights" in a large, generously illustrated volume that is meant to be a permanent part of a home or library... Read More

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Share With Brother

by Teresa Scollon

“Share with brother and someday brother will share with you,” is the message that young rabbit [k1] hears everywhere from everyone he knows. But sharing is hard, especially when baby brother seems to get the better part of toys,... Read More

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The Sunflower Sword

by Teresa Scollon

What’s a little boy to do when he wants a sword to fight dragons with, and his mother says he may not have one? Instead, she gives him a sunflower, which whooshes and swooshes surprisingly well. Off he goes, to the top of Dragon Hill,... Read More

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