The Dollar Kids by Jennifer Jacobson. It’s rare and interesting to see a children’s book (actually a book intended for any age) tackle issues of class as openly and sensitively as this book does.
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Sarah L. Thomson
A children’s book author publishing award-winning nonfiction, poetry, picture books and novels including…
“Readers will treasure the blossoming friendship between opposites in this whimsically illustrated tale. Short chapters and plenty of action make for an accessible and appealing reading experience. . . . Touching and inspiring.”
—Kirkus Reviews
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The header illustration and background were created by illustrator Marty Braun
Now I want to read it!
It’s worth it! My favorite scene is where the mom sends the kids to look for anchovy paste in the small-town grocery store.