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Booktalk presented by Jennifer Whitley Tanglewood School Librarian

Teenage Superheroes?! Experiences in our young lives can make a difference to many others in the world. Booktalk presented by Jennifer Whitley Tanglewood School Librarian. Charleston, SC Pre-Civil War First Person. 1830s Historical Fiction Hetty Handful Grimke Sarah Grimke.

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Booktalk presented by Jennifer Whitley Tanglewood School Librarian

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  1. Teenage Superheroes?! Experiences in our young lives can make a difference to many others inthe world. Booktalk presented by Jennifer Whitley Tanglewood School Librarian

  2. Charleston, SC Pre-Civil WarFirst Person 1830s Historical Fiction Hetty Handful Grimke Sarah Grimke

  3. Berlin, Germany World War TwoExcerpt 1940s Historical Fiction LieselMemminger Narrated by Death

  4. Britain & France World War TwoDescription 1940s Historical Fiction Maddie & Queenie

  5. Cambodia Vietnam ConflictDescription 1970s Memoir ArnChorn-Pond

  6. Uganda Kony’s LRAExcerpt 2000s Historical Fiction Ugandan Boys

  7. Pakistan Taliban’s Impact on GirlsFirst Person 2010s Biography MalalaYousafzai

  8. If You Like What You Heard, Try . . . The Power of One by Bruce Courtenay, Ballantine, 1996 Dear Miss Breed by Joann Oppenheim, Scholastic Non-Fiction, 2006 Courageous Teen Resisters by Ann Byers, Enslow Publishing, 2010 Battle Dress by Amy Efauw, Speak, 2010 Bomb: The Race to Build--and Steal— the World’s Most Dangerous Weapon by Steve Sheinkin, FlashPoint, 2012 Watch Turn on AMC, Sundays at 9pm Office of the UN Special Envoy for Global Education www.educationenvoy.org More on the Cambodian Genocide http://worldwithoutgenocide.org/genocides-and-conflicts/cambodian-genocide Slavery Refresher? Try John Green’s Crash Course:  US History #13  Slavery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajn9g5Gsv98R Taliban vs. Women? Try Third World Traveler’s Newsletter http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Life_Death_ThirdWorld/Taliban_WarWomen.html

  9. Feel free to make comments on the back of the survey! • Booktalk Styles: • Excerpt (a portion of the text is read aloud): The Book Thief and Never Fall Down • Description (personal explanation of the story): Code Name Verity and The War Brothers: The Graphic Novel • First Person (character voiced rendition of the story): The Invention of Wings and I Am Malala

  10. Teenage Superheroes? No doubt about it—that’s you! Thanks for listening and participating.

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