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  • Finding Edgar

    by Patricia Buck ...
    In September of 1952, in small-town McFarland, North Dakota, Annie Clausen (the twelve-year-old daughter of the Farmers' Union store manager) doesn't know how good she has it. Annie is pretty sure her loving and hardworking parents expect way too much of her. Her mother's lists of chores take precedence over fun, and the math teacher seems to relish picking on her and her best friend, next-door ... Read more

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  • Rescuing Rosie

    by Patricia Buck ...
    By December of 1952, things are definitely looking up for all the Stample kids of McFarland, North Dakota. Albert and George have a good farm home with the Slovens, for whom their father had worked before his death. Rosie and Edgar are cared for and are happy with the Clausens, who manage the Farmers Union store. They see their big brothers almost daily. The Clausens daughter Annie and next-door ... Read more

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  • The Burgundy Tiger

    Illustrated by Yvonne Krajenbrink Hulin ...
    In this wonderous and relatable majestic land, when life becomes difficult, he appears. Who am I referring to? Well, the Burgundy Tiger of course. He is the kind of mild mannered, angelic cat that oozies out kindness, love, and peace. Whenever he is around everything miraculously becomes better. As you enter the Burgundy Tiger's imperial world, you will be mesmerized by his splendid beauty and ... Read more

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  • Educated for Change? Muslim Refugee Women in the West

    Series series Education Policy in Practice: Critical Cultural Studies
    Educated for Change?: Muslim Women in the West inserts Muslim women’s voice and action into the bifurcated, and otherwise male dominated, relations between the West and the Islamic East. A multilayered, multisite, educational ethnography, Buck and Silver’s study takes a novel approach to its feminist charge. Drawing upon thick description of refugee women’s school experiences in two seemingly ... Read more

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