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 | Refugee & Migration Pack (Key Stage 1 & 2) Ref: 675
10 Books
Christophe's Story (9054)
Colour of Home (7707B)
Dia's Story Cloth (8630)
Gervelie's Journey (9446)
Home is a Place Called Nowhere (9447)
The Name Jar (8428)
Petar's Song (7919B)
Roar, Bull, Roar! (9052)
Falcon's Fury (9582)
Under The Skin (9126)
See individual titles for book information.
Members Price £54.00
**Suitable substitutions will be made if any title becomes unavailable**
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The Best Eid Ever Ref: 505
by Asma Mobin-Uddin
illustrated by Laura Jacobsen
A moving story which perfectly captures the joyfulness of Eid. This contemporary, affirming, snapshot of Muslim life also introduces the experiences of refugees. Loads to discuss! Age 7-10, American Import Hardback 29pp
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 | Christophe's Story Ref: 358
by Nicki Cornwell
illustrated by Karin Littlewood
Christophe, a Rwandan refugee, has a heartbreaking story to share. Britain means a new language, a new home and new classmates- not all of them welcoming. But Christophe is determined to be heard… Age 7-11 Paperback 68pp
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The Colour of Home Ref: 132
by Mary Hoffman
illustrated by Karin Littlewood
Britain seems rainy and colourless to Hassan, but after painting the bright colours of his refugee family's flight from sunny, war-torn Somalia he begins to see colours in his new home. Sensitively and beautifully illustrated. Age 6-9
15pp Paperback
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 | Four Feet, Two Sandals Ref: 558
by Karen Lynn Williams + Khadra Mohammed
illustrated by Doug Chayka
While war rages in Afghanistan, a friendship between two girls blossoms in a Pakistani refugee camp. Lina and Feroza share their dreams, their tears...and a pair of yellow sandals. Inspiring. Age 7-10, American Import Hardback
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Gervelie's Journey Ref: 544
by Anthony Robinson & Annemarie Young
illustrated by June Allan
Gervelie and her father fled civil conflict in the Congo and are now living in Norwich seeking asylum...A simply brilliant and true account, in Gervelie's own words, accompanied by a powerful blend of photos and illustrations. Age 7-11 Hardback 26pp
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 | Making It Home Ref: 200
introduction by Beverley Naidoo
Real-life accounts by refugee children across the world. A unique, moving, sometimes disturbing, often inspirational collection. An essential read. Age 11+. Paperback 115pp
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The Name Jar Ref: 142
by Yangsook Choi
It's Unhei, a young Korean girl's first day at school in a new country. Will she be teased for her unfamiliar name? This delightful picture book deals sensitively with dilemmas of cultural difference. Age 6-9 Paperback 30pp
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 | Night Flight Ref: 643
by Michaela Morgan
illustrated by Erika Pal
Danni is a refugee. He struggles in his new country (England): the language, the bullying, the nightmares. But, slowly, his damaged soul begins to heal. An enchanting, magical book. Age 7-10, Paperback 81pp
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Petar's Song Ref: 131
Petar's Song
by Pratima Mitchell, illustrated by Caroline Binch
Petar is too heartbroken to play his violin until one day a new song comes to him; a song of hope, a song of peace. A wonderful story portraying the impact of war and the pain caused by family separation. Age 7-10 26pp Paperback
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 | Roar, Bull, Roar! Ref: 359
by Andrew Fusek Peters & Polly Peters
illustrated by Anke Weckmann
A Czech family arrives in rural Shropshire- and not everyone is welcoming. Xenophobia, displacement and authentic Czech cultural details are wrapped up in the riveting legend of the Roaring Bull. Age 7-12 Paperback 148pp
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Under The Skin Ref: 406
by Catherine MacPhail
illustrated by Tom Percival
Omar's family have finally found refuge- a tower block in the UK. But local boy Sam keeps pushing Omar around. A brilliantly observed, witty and snappy narrative which challenges preconceptions about asylum seekers. Reading Age 8+ Interest 8-12, Paperback 52pp
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