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Note From the Series Editor
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Kids InSight Review Board
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Acknowledgments
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Chapter 1
Setting the Context: A Critical Take on Using Books in the Classroom
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Chapter 2
Pairing Everyday Texts With Texts Written for Children
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Chapter 3
Focusing on Social Issues: Bringing the Outside World Into the Classroom
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Chapter 4
Using Children's Literature to Unpack Social Issues in the School Community
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Chapter 5
Integrating Critical Literacy, Children's Literature, and Mathematics Investigations
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Chapter 6
New Directions and Curricular Possibilities for Doing “Important Work”
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Appendix A
Books Written for Young People by Young People
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Appendix B
Annnotated Bibliography of Books That Explore Social Issues (compiled by Lee Heffernan)
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Appendix C
Annotated Bibliography of Books That Depict Social Action
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Appendix D
Annotated Bibliography of Books for Creating Space to Talk About Issues of Racism, Power, and Control
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References
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Children's Book References
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Index
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