Yellow Bird and Me (163rd Street Trilogy)

by Joyce Hansen

163rd Street (2)

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Doris becomes friends with Yellow Bird as she helps him with his studies and his part in the school play and discovers that he has a problem known as dyslexia.

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This story was an early chapter book about a young girl named Doris who's best friend had to move due to his foster parents giving him up. Through letters she learns to befriend the class jokester Bird (James) who struggles to read and deal with his academics. Together they study hard and join a new theatre club where both Doris and Bird learn to work hard and become more social. As the play draws near and their friendship strengthens, Doris is able to help Bird figure out why he struggles so much with reading and ultimately help him get the help he needs.

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Joyce Hansen has created a dramatic account of the Reconstruction period, focusing on the experiences of the freed men and women. Weaving the former slaves' own words and stories into a detailed historical background, she provides a full picture of the time. Brief biographies of the era's courageous black leaders and period illustrations enrich show more this readable study, to help readers gain an understanding of an important and tragic episode in American history. show less

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Fiction and Literature, Kids
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813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
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PZ7 .H19825 .YLanguage and LiteratureFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction and juvenile belles lettresJuvenile belles lettres
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