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Tuesday, July 26, 2011. LS5653 - "I am Not Joey Pigza" - Inclusive Literature. I Am Not Joey Pigza. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. After winning the *******, Joey’s “good for nothing” father comes back into the picture. Deciding that the ******* winnings are a great opportunity to make a new start, Joey’s parents renew their wedding vows, buy a new house and a diner, and give the whole family new identities. They become the Charles Heinz family. This story works on at least two levels. His father is a possib...

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TWU Course Work: LS5653 - "The Year of the Dog" - Asian Pacific American Literature

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Saturday, July 16, 2011. LS5653 - "The Year of the Dog" - Asian Pacific American Literature. The Year of the Dog. Little, Brown and Company. Pacy, known as Grace in school, is a Chinese-American, or a Taiwanese-American. She’s not really sure which. She is very excited the night of Chinese New Year because it heralds in the beginning of the Year of the Dog. Tradition tells her that during the year of the dog she will have good luck, find her best friends, and find herself and her place in the world.

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TWU Course Work: LS5653 - "Tea with Milk" - Asian Pacific American Literature

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Saturday, July 16, 2011. LS5653 - "Tea with Milk" - Asian Pacific American Literature. May, also known as Masako, grew up in San Francisco, but after she graduated from high school her parents, homesick for their native country, moved the family to Japan. Although she was given lessons on how to be a proper young Japanese woman, May felt out of place and unaccepted in her parents’ village. She did not feel comfortable wearing a kimono and having to sit on her legs. They also show the passage of time.

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TWU Course Work: July 2011

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Tuesday, July 26, 2011. LS5653 - "I am Not Joey Pigza" - Inclusive Literature. I Am Not Joey Pigza. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. After winning the lottery, Joey’s “good for nothing” father comes back into the picture. Deciding that the lottery winnings are a great opportunity to make a new start, Joey’s parents renew their wedding vows, buy a new house and a diner, and give the whole family new identities. They become the Charles Heinz family. This story works on at least two levels. His father is a possib...

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TWU Course Work: LS5653 - "Crossing Bok Chitto: A Choctaw Tale of Friendship and Freedom" - Native American Literature

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Monday, July 11, 2011. LS5653 - "Crossing Bok Chitto: A Choctaw Tale of Friendship and Freedom" - Native American Literature. A Choctaw Tale of Friendship and Freedom. Ill by Jeanne Rorex Bridges. Martha Tom, a Choctaw girl, crosses the Bok Chitto River that separates Choctaw Indian land from that of Mississippi slave holder plantations. She happens upon a “forbidden slave church” where she is deeply touched by the music she hears. An author’s note at the end of the book provides background informa...

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TWU Course Work: LS5653 - "In Our Mothers' House" - Inclusive Literature

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Tuesday, July 26, 2011. LS5653 - "In Our Mothers' House" - Inclusive Literature. In Our Mothers’ House. The oldest of three adopted children tells a story of growing up surrounded by love. The story could be about any loving family, but the parents in this story are a lesbian couple. Just like any family, they joyfully welcome their children into their lives. The family has traditions, interacts with their neighbors, visits with extended family, builds a tree house, and generally plays and laughs together.

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