Many Roads Home
by Rao Marupudi
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38 pages
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Ages 10–13
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Sharing
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Some stories are too important to keep. At Westbrook Middle School, Andre is just the point guard with the red high-tops, and that's how he likes it. Nobody needs to know about the trash bag he once carried his clothes in. Then a scared new sixth grader shows up holding one. Andre has a choice: keep his story locked away, or share it so one kid feels less alone. A story about sharing and telling your story. Ages 10-13, Grades 5-8.
- Privilege — an advantage some people have and others don't
- Hardship — a hard time in someone's life
- Dignity — being treated with respect
- Shame — the painful feeling that you are not good enough
- Share — to tell others something of your own
- Pride — the good feeling of self-respect
- Belong — to feel you are part of a group
- Courage — being brave when it is hard
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