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War & Watermelon by Rich Wallace

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  1. Linda Kish says

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  2. I am always recommending “The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin” by Josh Berk (in fact it is just now coming out in paperback) but I think it’s probably more appropriate for upper middle school and high schoolers.

    Out of my three kids, I have two boys, and I cannot imagine having to worry about them being drafted (the older is almost 16). How hard that must be to have that hanging over your head — then having to worry even more when they go off to war :-(. Additionally, I think my 10 year old son might like reading this book also.

  3. I LOVE that there are poems scattered through this book – what a unique way to move the story forward.

    Thanks for being on the tour Serena!

  4. Sounds like the poetry is a neat touch. The Girl and I haven’t reached that part yet.

    No need to enter me, but I put the giveaway in my sidebar.

  5. Finding solid books for young male readers can be a particular challenge…our award panels of late have definitely favored the female voice. Nancie Atwell’s school compiles gender-specific lists each year (created by the students) that are posted on their website http://www.c-t-l.org. It stays fresh and has some good classics too. Please consider me interested in this one. Thanks!

  6. I turned 11 in 1969, so I was about Brody’s age at the time this book takes place. I have a feeling I’d really enjoy this one!

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