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mmarker
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(1/8/06 5:20 pm)
alternate perspectives
I'd like to introduce the idea of perspective to sixth graders prior to reading Nothing But the Truth by Avi. I am planning to read The True Story of the Three Little Pigs to start but I can't find other titles. Any suggestions?

andrael
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(1/9/06 11:30 am)
Re: alternate perspectives
I was going to suggest "Snow, Glass, Apples" by Neil Gaiman; but then I realized that you said "sixth graders" and I don't think I'd recommend that story to anyone below fifteen.

Er... the only other thing I can think of at the moment is Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon, and that may not be appropriate either.

janeyolen
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(1/15/06 8:53 am)
LOTS
Vivian Vande Velde's BROTHERS GRIM AND SISTERS WEIRD.
Her Rumplestiltskin book of short stories.
My TWELVE IMPOSSIBLE THINGS BEFORE BREAKFAST.

Then there's THE STINKY CHEESEMAN.
My SLEEPING UGLY.
Windling and Datlow's collections: WOLF AT THE DOOR and SWAN SISTER.

Only scratching the surface here.

JaneY

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