The Newbery Challenge: Number the Stars
Dear Mr. Sharp,
Wow!!! Can you believe we made it to Number the Stars? I find it VERY hard to believe. We've read a lot of really BAD and really GOOD Newbery Medal-winning books. Number the Stars has a special place on the list entitled, "ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED."
Your friend,
Mr. Schu
Wow!!! Can you believe we made it to Number the Stars? I find it VERY hard to believe. We've read a lot of really BAD and really GOOD Newbery Medal-winning books. Number the Stars has a special place on the list entitled, "ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED."
Your friend,
Mr. Schu
"I was in my pajamas and he schlepped me in, holding my hand, and asked me to recite this poem, which I did, being an obedient child." - Lois Lowry
Lois has not always been her first name.
Lois Lowry presented at the 2009 National Book Festival.
Travis Jonker designed the cover on the right.
"During the same years that I was a child growing up
in a small Pennsylvania town — the years of WorldWar II — Annelise was a child growing up in
Copenhagen." - from Lois Lowry's Newbery acceptance speech
Borrow Number the Stars from your school or public library. Whenever possible, please support independent bookshops.
Your depiction of Number the Stars was right on the money. I loved it and may add it to my reread list for April! :)
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