[aisle] World History Read-Aloud for 9th grade

[Christine Wilson]

does it have to be non-fiction? If not, *Long way down* or *All American
Boys *by Jason Reynolds gives a teen perspective most suburbanites don't
know.

On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 8:07 PM Carol Naughton via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> More current events, but Just Mercy was amazing and I believe there is a
> young readers edition. Also, either Bomb (WWII but more espionage and
> science than war) or Most Dangerous by Sheinkin.
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> *Carol Naughton*
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> [image: 40180047]Shortest Way Home by Pete Buttigieg
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> On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 3:32 PM Meyer, Gail via AISLE <
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>> Collective Brain,
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>> A 9th grade World History teacher has been reading “Sugar Changed The
>> World” by Marc Aronson to her classes. It’s worked out well for her,
>> length-of-chapter-wise, and has held the student’s attention. She’s looking
>> for another book to read out loud to them, a chapter or section a day, as
>> they’re almost done with Sugar.  It can be almost any non-fiction topic.
>> She said they’re kind of tired of World Wars I and II right now. A few
>> asked for maybe something for Black History Month, but not about slavery.
>> I was thinking “We are not yet Equal” by Carol Anderson but I’m not
>> completely sold on it. Does anyone have any other suggestions for us?
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>> Gail Meyer, Librarian
>> TF South High School
>> (708) 585-2197
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