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The book is told by Kenny Watson, a smart and sensitive boy growing up in Flint, Michigan. Kenny lives with his strict parents, his sweet little sister Joetta, and his older brother Byron, who is constantly getting into trouble. Because Byron’s behavior keeps getting worse, the Watson family decides to take a trip to Birmingham, Alabama, in 1963, to stay with Grandma Sands. What begins as a normal family trip quickly turns serious when Kenny experiences a tragic event connected to the Civil Rights Movement—an event that forces him to grow up and see the world differently.

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Christopher Paul Curtis

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How I Live Now by Meg Rosoff tells the story of Daisy, a teenage girl from New York who is sent to live with her cousins in rural England, where she begins to feel a sense of belonging for the first time—until war suddenly breaks out, separating her from the people she loves and forcing her to survive dangerous conditions, grow emotionally stronger, and learn what love, loss, and resilience truly mean

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Meg Rosoff

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In Night, the author tells the story of his life as a Jewish boy during the Holocaust. He and his family are taken from their home in Hungary  and put into concentration camps to die. In these camps Elie witnesses cruelty, starvation, hopelessness, and torture. Through his horrible experience, he struggles in loss of faith and survival while trying to hold on to hope in an extremely dark time. In the end of this book, we can read that they are free but Elie realizes that the Holocaust wasn’t just an awful thing, it took away his family, faith, but also his childhood and identity. 

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Elie Wiesel

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The Red Umbrella tells a story of a teenage girl named Lucia Alvarez. She lived a comfortable life in Cuba with her family, until the Cuban Revolution took over. Her parents began to fear for their children’s safety and future so they sent her and her little brother to the United States. In America, Lucia has to learn to adapt to the new culture, and how to speak the English language. In the end of the story, her parents go to America and renuite with their children, Lucia’s family is back together, like she always wanted. 

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Christina Diaz Gonzalez