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Angel Child, Dragon Child (Reading Rainbow)

Angel Child, Dragon Child (Reading Rainbow)

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Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Sypnosis
Review: Angel Child, Dragon Child is a wonderful story about a Vietnamese child trying to adjust to life in the USA. Ut has trouble with children at school becasue she is different. Ut has difficulty speaking English and her clothes are different from what American children wear. After fighting with a boy, she is forced to sit in a room and talk to the boy. Can they work things out? This story is very realistic. Many children are brought to the USA by their families looking for a better life for themselves and their children. Unfortunately, not all people are accepting of those that are different. Surat does a teriffic job of showing how Ut sees herself as a dragon child, when she is feeling or thinking mean thoughts, and as an Angel child, when she is being kind to others. This story is one that should be used in classrooms across the country. Children can learn from this book that just because people look or dress differently, does not mean they do not have the same feelings as everyone else. By having the whole school pull together to try to raise money to bring Ut's mom over, Surat is portraying that communities and people need to work together to survive life. This is a wonderful story of accepting differences in others that children and adults should read.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Angel Child, Dragon Child
Review: My son is 5 years old and the media director read this book to his kindergarten class one day in media center. It is all I have heard about since, he made me go to the school and read the book so I could see for myself how good it was, and of course I had to find it for him for his home library. This is the first time he has ever wanted a book so badly.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Strong Desire.
Review: My son is 5 years old and the media director read this book to his kindergarten class one day in media center. It is all I have heard about since, he made me go to the school and read the book so I could see for myself how good it was, and of course I had to find it for him for his home library. This is the first time he has ever wanted a book so badly.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Angel Child, Dragon Child
Review: The "Angel Child,Dragon Child" story is about a little girl named "Nguyen Hoa" and her mom was far away in Vienam, so she had to go to a American School. The lesson it taught was that dont be scared to make changes. The Age Level is about 8 years old. I think the book was really good because it teaches alot of people how it is to change everything around you.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Multicultural Teaching Tool
Review: This book is an excellent resource for those looking to provide a more multicultural education for their child or students. It focuses on the similarites across cultures rather than the differences. It is the story of a little girl who misses her mother. We can all relate to that.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Sypnosis
Review: This story is about a Vietnamese Child who came to America.She needs money for her mother to come to America, so she and her class makes a fair so she can come.But Ut waits a long time and she never camed to see her.Then finaly it is the last day of school.And she sees her father and Little Quang.And beside them...her mother!


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