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Loading... Any Small Goodness (2001)by Tony Johnston
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. https://jlc-web.uaa.alaska.edu/client/en_US/apl/search/detailnonmodal/ent:$002f$... Sweet little vignettes. This took me two goes to get through. I read the first few chapters, said "nope!" and put it aside. I picked it up again a week later because it's one of the few class sets I have that speaks culturally to my students. So glad I gave it a second go. It was a great book with a wonderful ending/moral. RGG: Set in the barrios of Los Angles, and not pulling any punches about the violence of the place, a middle-school aged boy describes through connected vignettes the goodness in the people in his life. Interspersed through out is vernacular Spanish and other details of the Mexican-American culture. Reading Level: 10-12 RGG: Set in the barrios of Los Angles, and not pulling any punches about the violence of the place, a middle-school aged boy describes through connected vignettes the goodness in the people in his life. Interspersed through out is vernacular Spanish and other details of the Mexican-American culture. Reading Level: 10-12 RGG: Set in the barrios of Los Angles, and not pulling any punches about the violence of the place, a middle-school aged boy describes through connected vignettes the goodness in the people in his life. Interspersed through out is vernacular Spanish and other details of the Mexican-American culture. Reading Level: 10-12 no reviews | add a review
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Arturo and his family and friends share all kinds of experiences living in the barrio of East Los Angeles--reclaiming their names, playing basketball, championing the school librarian, and even starting their own gang. No library descriptions found. |
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