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The 1619 Project: Born on the Water | Rene Watson, Nikole Hannah-Jones
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kspenmoll Wonderful pick & book! Enjoy! 1w
CatLass007 😢 1w
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bookandbedandtea
Kindred | Steve Robinson
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I'm returning to this series of genealogical mysteries this morning

Andrew65 I enjoyed this series. 2mo
bookandbedandtea @Andrew65 I enjoyed it too, not sure why I didn't read the last two when I was into the series before. 2mo
Andrew65 I see one has been written since I finished the series so I need to get onto that one. #TooManyBooks 2mo
bookandbedandtea @Andrew65 #TooManyBooks indeed! It's a good problem though 😄😉 2mo
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charl08
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For several weeks, Max and the rest of the little group made themselves as comfortable as they could in the cellar of a burned-out house. ... they waited for word that they could cross [the Russian border]. The Broido girl spent the days reading popular French novels that she found in the house. Many years later, she could not forget the strange contrast between the abandoned streets outside and the book-lined rooms of the empty house...

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RowReads1

“My paternal grandmother, Irene Miville Horton was descendant of not one fille du roi, but fifteen. Fifteen seemed like quite a lot until my research found people with a many as 80”.

Book: Descended from the mothers of Quebec by Paul Harvey Horton Jr.this is self-published.There are so few books on the fille du rio in English.I‘ve done some gen research on dads side.Mostly French Canadian and French.how many fille du roi I‘m related to🤷‍♀️.

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thebacklistbook

I want to remind everyone at this time about special ballots and mail ins. These are never counted right away. Especially important for Pennsylvania and Michigan these two states are razor thin. And some of the states haven't finished their counts yet.
#uselection #americavotes

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Meme.Dak
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After reading “My Secret Sister,” by Helen Edwards and Jenny Lee Smith, I would recommend reading “Secret Daughter” by Shilpi Somaya Gowda or “Please Adopt Me” by Lynne Pardoe. These books give the reader the same feeling. Jenny had been wealthy growing up, while Helen, her long lost twin was poor, abused and uncared for. Toward the second half of this novel, Jenny‘s father passed away. That extremely affected her life because he was a great

Meme.Dak father and she loved him very much. Jenny then had an argument with her cousin who told her “you‘re not even apart of the family.” (page 187) Her adoptive mother did not want to speak of it. Later on, her mother passed away and she went on to find her biological family. When she finds Mercia‘s address she wants nothing to do with her. When Jenny finally tracks down her sister she, Helen is devastated. The two now feel complete together. The two 4mo
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ss291920

“Remember to enjoy your life and never forget your family. “

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ss291920

Teacher could use this to study different cultures in their beliefs or open up conversation about immigration. This book supplies, a decent understanding on what is needed to immigrate to America. Teacher could ask students where they would immigrate to and why?

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Pickpick

Week 9: Historical Fiction. based on a true story that it follows in Italian family, and their adventure to the United States. Published in 2011.

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Meme.Dak

The author uses techniques like "I," "we," "me," "us," etc. to show the audience what perspective it is coming from. The author expresses how Helen feels, with powerful words to enhance the reader‘s imagination. I enjoy reading books like "My Secret Sister” because it shows how different life can be for the less fortunate and the fortunate. This is the ideal book for those who love emotional, dramatic and tense novels.