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Children’s Literature/Mentor Texts for Read Alouds
Coerr, E., (1977). Sadako and the thousand paper cranes. New York, NY: Putnam
Conrad, P., (1989). My daniel. New York, NY: Harper Collins
Applegate, K., (2007). Home of the brave. New York, NY: Holtzbrinck
