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Publisher
Lee & Low Books, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1620145812
ISBN-13
9781620145814
eBay Product ID (ePID)
237696041
Product Key Features
Book Title
Sharing Our Homeland : Palestinian and Jewish Children at Summer Peace Camp
Number of Pages
48 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Social Topics / Friendship, Social Science / Politics & Government, Sports & Recreation / Camping & Outdoor Activities, Religion / Judaism, Social Topics / Prejudice & Racism, People & Places / Middle East
Publication Year
2017
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Format
Picture Book
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
8 Oz
Item Length
8.8 in
Item Width
10.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Reviews
[ Sharing Our Homeland ] is frank about the continuing violence and conflict, and a contemporary image shows that the tall West Bank safety wall is also a divider between cultures. Realistic and upbeat, this moves beyond stereotypes and notions of the "other." -- Booklist "Marx's direct narrative and Karp's mostly candid, action-filled photos focus on two campers: Alya, an Israeli Palestinian girl and Yuval, an Israeli Jewish boy. After introducing their families and providing a capsule history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Marx offers an upbeat, present-tense description of camp life, which involves standard on-site activities as well as field trips to a kibbutz and an Arab village....It's an informative, uplifting portrait of friendships forged in a peaceful oasis and a commitment to understanding and tolerance." -- Publishers Weekly "[A] very loving, beautiful story about real people today." -- Midwest Book Review, [ Sharing Our Homeland ] is frank about the continuing violence and conflict, and a contemporary image shows that the tall West Bank safety wall is also a divider between cultures. Realistic and upbeat, this moves beyond stereotypes and notions of the "other." -- Booklist "Marx's direct narrative and Karp's mostly candid, action-filled photos focus on two campers: Alya, an Israeli Palestinian girl and Yuval, an Israeli Jewish boy. After introducing their families and providing a capsule history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Marx offers an upbeat, present-tense description of camp life, which involves standard on-site activities as well as field trips to a kibbutz and an Arab village. . . It's an informative, uplifting portrait of friendships forged in a peaceful oasis and a commitment to understanding and tolerance." -- Publishers Weekly "[A] very loving, beautiful story about real people today." -- Midwest Book Review, [ Sharing Our Homeland ] is frank about the continuing violence and conflict, and a contemporary image shows that the tall West Bank safety wall is also a divider between cultures. Realistic and upbeat, this moves beyond stereotypes and notions of the "other." -- Booklist "Marx's direct narrative and Karp's mostly candid, action-filled photos focus on two campers: Alya, an Israeli Palestinian girl and Yuval, an Israeli Jewish boy. After introducing their families and providing a capsule history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Marx offers an upbeat, present-tense description of camp life, which involves standard on-site activities as well as field trips to a kibbutz and an Arab village... It's an informative, uplifting portrait of friendships forged in a peaceful oasis and a commitment to understanding and tolerance." -- Publishers Weekly "[A] very loving, beautiful story about real people today." -- Midwest Book Review
Dewey Edition
22
Grade From
Third Grade
Photographed by
Karp, Cindy
Number of Volumes
1 vol.
Grade To
Eighth Grade
Dewey Decimal
915.69406/8
Synopsis
Summer is here, and Alya, an Israeli Palestinian girl, and Yuval, an Israeli Jewish boy, are off to Peace Camp. They are excited, but their excitement is mixed with apprehension. The area in which they live has been fought over by Palestinians and Jews for a hundred years. What will campers from the "other side" be like? the children wonder. At camp, Alya, Yuval, and the other campers enjoy two weeks of fun in close contact with one another. They participate in sports, create arts and crafts projects, and go on field trips. The children begin to understand what their homeland means to both sides. They learn not to be afraid and to respect one another. With engaging text and captivating photographs, Sharing Our Homeland gives an inside view of how one summer camp is working to create a foundation for peace. Readers will gain insight into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and find a timely message of understanding and hope not often heard from this part of the world., A photo-essay focusing on two children living in Israel--one Palestinian and one Jewish--who, in spite of their differences and the longstanding conflicts in the region, learn to play and share ideas together at summer camp. Summer is here, and Alya, an Israeli Palestinian girl, and Yuval, an Israeli Jewish boy, are off to Peace Camp. They are excited, but their excitement is mixed with apprehension. The area in which they live has been fought over by Palestinians and Jews for a hundred years. What will campers from the "other side" be like? the children wonder. At camp, Alya, Yuval, and the other campers enjoy two weeks of fun in close contact with one another. They participate in sports, create arts and crafts projects, and go on field trips. The children begin to understand what their homeland means to both sides. They learn not to be afraid and to respect one another. With engaging text and captivating photographs, Sharing Our Homeland gives an inside view of how one summer camp is working to create a foundation for peace. Readers will gain insight into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and find a timely message of understanding and hope not often heard from this part of the world., A photo-essay focusing on two children living in Israel--one Palestinian and one Jewish--who, in spite of their differences and the longstanding conflicts in the region, learn to play and share ideas together at summer camp.
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