Isbn: 9780763695781 - journeys: young readers' letters to authors who changed their lives: library of congress center for the book (26 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. Books can change lives -- and here are more than fifty powerful letters from young readers to authors revealing some of the ways that is true. Annie Schnitzer tells Elie Wiesel, "Reading your story allowed me to connect with my own history," explaining how reading his memoir deepened her understanding of her grandparents' plight during the Holocaust. After reading The House on Mango Street, Julia Mueller writes to Sandra Cisneros, "You didn't tell me how to pull myself back together; you just showed me that I could. I was tired of trying to be somebody else's definition of beautiful, and you told me that was okay." Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, the fifty-two letters in this collection -- written by students in grades four through twelve -- reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Offering letters that are as profound as they are personal and as moving as they are enlightening, this collection, which also features artwork by some of the contest entrants, provides a glimpse into young people's lives and their connections -- both expected and unexpected -- to the written word.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Annie Schnitzer tells Elie Wiesel, Reading your story allowed me to connect with my own history, explaining how reading his memoir deepened her understanding of her grandparents' plight during the Holocaust. After reading The House on Mango Street, Julia Mueller writes to Sandra Cisneros, You didn't tell me how to pull myself back together; you just showed me that I could. I was tired of trying to be somebody else's definition of beautiful, and you told me that was okay. Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, the fifty-two letters in this collection written by students in grades four through twelve reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Offering letters that are as profound as they are personal and as moving as they are enlightening, this collection, which also features artwork by some of the contest entrants, provides a glimpse into young people's lives and their connections both expected and unexpected to the written word. More than 50 powerful letters from young readers to authors reveal some of the ways that the readers' lives were changed by books. Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, these letters reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Annie Schnitzer tells Elie Wiesel, Reading your story allowed me to connect with my own history, explaining how reading his memoir deepened her understanding of her grandparents' plight during the Holocaust. After reading The House on Mango Street, Julia Mueller writes to Sandra Cisneros, You didn't tell me how to pull myself back together; you just showed me that I could. I was tired of trying to be somebody else's definition of beautiful, and you told me that was okay. Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, the fifty-two letters in this collection written by students in grades four through twelve reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Offering letters that are as profound as they are personal and as moving as they are enlightening, this collection, which also features artwork by some of the contest entrants, provides a glimpse into young people's lives and their connections both expected and unexpected to the written word. More than 50 powerful letters from young readers to authors reveal some of the ways that the readers' lives were changed by books. Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, these letters reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Annie Schnitzer tells Elie Wiesel, Reading your story allowed me to connect with my own history, explaining how reading his memoir deepened her understanding of her grandparents' plight during the Holocaust. After reading The House on Mango Street, Julia Mueller writes to Sandra Cisneros, You didn't tell me how to pull myself back together; you just showed me that I could. I was tired of trying to be somebody else's definition of beautiful, and you told me that was okay. Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, the fifty-two letters in this collection written by students in grades four through twelve reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Offering letters that are as profound as they are personal and as moving as they are enlightening, this collection, which also features artwork by some of the contest entrants, provides a glimpse into young people's lives and their connections both expected and unexpected to the written word. More than 50 powerful letters from young readers to authors reveal some of the ways that the readers' lives were changed by books. Culled from the Letters About Literature contest of the Library of Congress Center for the Book, these letters reveal how deeply books and poetry affect the lives of readers. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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