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Dal buio alla luce GRAPHIC NOVEL

Ale had it all: great family, friends, school, sports and other activities.

 

But one day that all changed and Ale was sent to live with an aunt. A beloved aunt, but still…

 

Everything was taken away, leaving Ale to deal with all of the thoughts and then the feelings - neither of which felt good.

 

Ale’s story is one that describes the power of the mind - for the positive and the negative - and the struggles that humans have when things don’t go well.

 

Mental health challenges are real. Asking for help is the first step.

 

 

Head’s up to the reader: this story deals with dark thoughts and inner turmoil. Please read with care.

 

Level 4 (theme and grammar) with tons of subjunctive

Total words: 2075; depth of conversation: limitless

 

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Dal buio alla luce GRAPHIC NOVEL

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    Michelle

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    Maine

    average rating is 3 out of 5

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    Fantastique!

    I absolutely loved this book. I read it during SSR and was laughing out loud at some parts. This book has life lessons without being preachy, and is truly fun to read. The characters are compelling and believable. Kudos also to the translator; often books that were originally written in Spanish are not great in French (for example, they don't translate culturally), but this one feels seamlessly French with current vocab. I am excited to add it to my classroom library!

    I recommend this product.

    "El Jersy" No.1 haters friend

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    Ma,Danvers

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    "El Jersy" No.1 haters friend

    the hater is kinda true a lots of homework get on each chapter but this is kinda interesting and what block and class you in

    I recommend this product.

    "El Jerseys" #1 hater

    Location:

    Danvers ma

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    makes me want to be dead

    we are reading this in spanish class, fucking awful. Listening to my spanish (very white) teacher read this makes me want to dig my pencils all the way up my eardrums until I cant hear a thing. When I have to answer questions about these stupid little kids and their soccer obsession that DETErmINE MY GRaDE, I think about dropping out. to all the Spanish teachers out there, making your students read this book should be considered child abuse DO NOT recommend.

    I recommend this product.

    Natalia

    Location:

    Pomfret, CT

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    EL JERSEY:Highly Recommended

    I loved the book; my students learned a lot about Guatemala, its landscapes, and its culture through the interesting facts presented. A highly recommended novel, easy to read, that students will enjoy with every chapter

    I recommend this product.

    Aaron

    Location:

    Stamford Connecticut

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Germy the Germ

    This is a fantastic book. It’s written by my favorite author. She is so creative and will be writing many more fantastic books I’m sure. Grab a copy of this book and enjoy. What an adventure.

    I recommend this product.

    Brittany

    Location:

    MN

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Great Book!

    Great book! Comprehensible for students and lots of topics to expand on!

    I recommend this product.

    Brittany

    Location:

    MN

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Great Book!

    Great book! Comprehensible for students and lots of topics to expand on!

    I recommend this product.

    Martha

    Location:

    Rockport, MA

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    La Mochila

    Love this book for my novice learners. The story is compelling - the reader HAS to keep reading because we want to know how the problem is resolved! In addition to engaging topic/action the underlying struggle that a character has in deciding what to do is great for teens to experience. I also love that it features realistic characters that are portrayed with their humanity.

    I recommend this product.

    Dina

    Location:

    Ohio

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Easy to understand

    This story was easy to read without being too repetitive. It is written with the novice student in mind. I love that it ties in another Francophone country for us to explore as well as "le foot"!

    I recommend this product.

    sharimac

    Location:

    WI

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Love El Jersey!

    I use El Jersey to enhance our 8th grade "Living on One" thematic unit after students complete a unit on Copa America. The cultural ties to Guatemala and to the Copa are endless. My students really relate to the characters.

    I recommend this product.

    Profe Pavo

    Location:

    Ohio

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Great addition to your FVR library

    My level 2 Spanish students enjoy this book in Spanish because it is written with vocab and structure they can understand. They also enjoy how the two worlds come together. These situations can happen to any of us. When students read this book, they are not only learning Spanish, they are learning good character.

    I recommend this product.

    Lisa

    Location:

    Virginia

    average rating is 3 out of 5

    Time Published

    Cute, Simple Rom-Com

    I LOVE that this book features a black female main character. #BlackLivesMatter This is a cute, simple romantic book, written in easily accessible language for your struggling readers. The plot is predictable and uncomplicated, which is what we want from our Rom-Com books and movies, right? This book is constantly being read by my students during FVR. Love it!!

    I recommend this product.

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