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The Winter of the Fisher by Cameron Langford

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The Winter of the Fisher by Cameron Langford

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It gave me a window to view mankind, and human impact on the natural world, from an entirely different, non-human perspective, although it was obviously written by a human. It forced me to examine my own interactions with nature and allowed me to swap perspectives, acting as a sliding glass door.

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This book is about a child's account of surviving years of child abuse.
This book helped to push me in the direction of working with children in any way.

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This story was one that I read at the start of my college career. It has pansexual rep, deaf rep, other religions, genderfluid rep. Rick Riordan won an award for this trilogy "The Stonewall Award" for his use of LGBTQ+ rep.

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I read in middle school and it left such and impression on the injustices that live in the world and that people can inflict upon each other.

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A story of a boy and an older gentleman during world war 2 who unfortunately become stranded on an island together.

The book represented a relationship between a white boy an African man who was also blind. The two helped each other to survive.

This book opened my eyes to that fact that children actions could be as helpful and valued as adult voices and actions.

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All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot 

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All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot 

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This book gave such vivid detail of what life was like in the country. I loved animals.

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Dawn, V.C. Andrews- I could relate to the characters and because of the age similarity back then. 

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Dawn, V.C. Andrews- I could relate to the characters and because of the age similarity back then. 

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Diary of a 13 year old Jewish girl living in hiding duirng WWII.  Mrs. Tyo's English 8 class at Salmon River.  It made me realize how cruel the world is.  I think of this book often and how important it is to educate people about the Holocaust so that history doesn't repeat itself. Mrs. Tyo led me to this book.

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A Wish for Wings that Work by Berkeley Breathed

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A Wish for Wings that Work by Berkeley Breathed

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I read this book as a child and it was one of the first teachings I had with the message to never give up on your dreams.

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"dangerous cultural differences" to remain an indian 

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"dangerous cultural differences" to remain an indian 

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it really made me think about how education was during residential schools and the move to remove Native americans

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The Eating Instinct by Virginia Cole-Smith

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I wrote Marie Curie's biography when I was in middle school. She instantly became my role model. Later, Jane Eyre was another woman who influenced me greatly.

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I wrote Marie Curie's biography when I was in middle school. She instantly became my role model. Later, Jane Eyre was another woman who influenced me greatly.

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It's a discovery of what is truly important in life.

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All Creatures Great and Small taught me the sense of taking care of animals and people

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It gave me insight that life isn't always easy.

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First time I thought about a world without color...read as an adult!

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So moving and tragic. Shocked that the sick sister was the one that wanted to stop the treatment. Really opened my eyes to empathy from all sides.

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The Underdogs by Mike Lupica. Its about a 7th grade youth football team. Currently reading it right now

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The Underdogs by Mike Lupica. Its about a 7th grade youth football team. Currently reading it right now

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This book opened my minds of the challenges for others.

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I was prepping for lessons for student teaching.  It really brought up emotions about the circle of life and the love a parent and child share.

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Gave me a glimpse into other people's lives and struggles

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Where the crawdads sing

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Bedtime for Francis I loves this book at bedtime because I WAS Francis. I went through a time period where I was afraid to sleep alone in my room. Ordinary items looked like “ monsters” to me. So the book helped me overcome my fears because that’s what Francis did in the book with the help of his mother.

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When I first had it read to me, it made hockey become magical! It influenced me probably with contining to play hockey and hold it as something special.

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showed me that hardships can be overcome with support from those that care for you.

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This was a read aloud in 3rd grade. It brought empathy into my life. I know that when the dog died, it changed me.

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What's incredible about the book is that it shows that life is a journey with many challenges.

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"Untamed" entirely changed the way I am interacting with my world.

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Charlottes Webb- I connected to it because I also lived on a farm and could relate to fern.

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Old Yeller
So sad… made my dad cry.  Every night I would read it to my dad in the family room of our home.

It probably contributed to my compassionate personality.

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I first read it to learn about a new place. As a child I craved to learn about new places and people. The character Anne was an inspiration of determination and curiosity. Also the first time I really was exposed to an orphan character in a story.

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A smile can help people throughout their day!

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Bridge to Terabitha..... first book I read where the end of the story wasn't happily ever after

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I was introduced to the series in college. It made me think a lot about the separation of humans and animals, as well as the roles civilisation and culture play in the divide.

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The Giving Tree when I was young showed the importance of spending quality time with family or loved ones.
The story Out of the Dust open a window to me about hardships and socio-economic status and how easily things can happen and your life can change in an instant.

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I loved this book because many around me and my own children have native names that are long and take some time to learn to pronounce.

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My Name is Yoon (White author...)- I am a first-generation American. Growing up, I always let the pronunciation of name slide to the slide because of many issues, but I think it was my of assimilating to the core. I just recently started to correct others on the correct pronunciation of my name. 

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My Name is Yoon (White author...)- I am a first-generation American. Growing up, I always let the pronunciation of name slide to the slide because of many issues, but I think it was my of assimilating to the core. I just recently started to correct others on the correct pronunciation of my name. 

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I was a third grade student at SRCS, we read about Harriet Tubman. I was so proud to live up north where we helped people on their journey to freedom. I made personal connections because of the Underground Railroad tunnels in Fort Covington.

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Kenna Ford and the Second Grade Mix-Up (Chapter Book) First time reading this as I'm new to grade 2. It highlights diversity and also a blended family, which can be hard to find in stories. It has helped a few of my students feel included since they are from a blended family.

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This book taught me that if you want to see change it starts with yourself.

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I Am Whole- a children’s book published in 2020 that I wish would have been around when I was growing up. It highlights and celebrates children from mixed- race families.

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Last summer I read this historical text, he visits 11 historical sites in the US and share the uncomfortable truths! A must read! A great chapter on NY....that I never learned about.

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The Four Agreements - adult text how the world alters your perspectives

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The Four Agreements - adult text how the world alters your perspectives

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The text was Island of the Blue Dolphins. I was in 5th grade and I connected with the main character as a young girl. I couldn't imagine being stranded alone on an island and having to survive without my family. My teacher read it as a read aloud and I've read it many times since.

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The text was Island of the Blue Dolphins. I was in 5th grade and I connected with the main character as a young girl. I couldn't imagine being stranded alone on an island and having to survive without my family. My teacher read it as a read aloud and I've read it many times since.

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Sounder

I loved this book because it helped me look through the lens  of the main character who was living in poverty and had the cards stacked against him and his family!  It highlighted the racial inJustice and the lack of equality of the legal system

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The Giving Tree is the first that comes to mind. The process of aging and the need or desire for specific things in our lives and how those needs/ desires change as we age.

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Molly Lou Melon - everyone is unique in their own special way
The Crayon Box that Talked - if we all work together things can be beautiful