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Paper Boats is a compelling collection of 21 short stories for Years 7 and 8 written by students from immigrant, refugee or asylum seeker backgrounds, reflecting their origins, journey and arrival in Australia. Sometimes disturbing, sometimes uplifting, these powerful stories let students glimpse the hardship and dangers other students have endured to reach this country. A donation of 15% of net sales will go Afghan Red Crescent Society, the Afghan affiliate of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. More information can be visited here www.arcs.org.af Print
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Foreword, Alice Pung Introduction, Yasar Duyal
War A Daughter's Story, Fatima Moradi The Space In Between, Kpana Bolay Jadwiga, Melissa Miller
Escape My Mother My Hero, Kobra Moradi My Name is Fatima, Jamila Shirzad The Never-Ending Journey, Syed Hussain Mosawi
Journey Same Language Same Religion, Sayed Hayatullah Mosawi My Home Country is Afghanistan, Jaweed Rahimi Salt Water Mohammad, Mohsim Jafari
Detention Soccer Ball, Blaise Mupenzi David Jewelled Mirror, Izel …ztŸrk Home, Zahra Ali
Change Counter 27, Azaara Perakath Roshan's Voice, Roshan Jafari Someone to Call a Friend, Kpana Bolay
Opportunity A New Beginning, Maisam Haidari The Unexpected Child, Robert Matyus The Key to Success, Nilofer Zafari
Belonging Meeting Michael Jackson, Kobra Moradi A Place Where I Belong, Nazifa Reza My Journey to Happiness, Taiyeba Ansari We want to give you the opportunity to view sample pages of our titles so it's easier for you to make decisions. Anthologies of short, short stories. The New Paper Series provides a variety of short, short stories and activities to introduce writing techniques and the skills of critical literacy to junior and middle secondary students. ALL TITLES IN SERIES:
"The stories are short, engaging and very readable" "An excellent collection which will assist teachers to incorporate Asian and human rights perspectives into the English classroom. An added bonus is that 15% of net sales will be donated to a girls' school in Afganistan" ACT English Teachers Association, ACTivATE Vol 25 No 1 2013 |