Sadako and the thousand paper cranes

from Andreawallin

Reaction: Christina Moore narrates this unforgettable story with great emotion, giving more evidence to the cruelties of war. This is a raw account of life in Hiroshima many years after the atomic ...

from Lukesilvera

Sadako is a great chapter book for 3 grade and up. It is great for a twin text project using fiction and non-fiction. It is a little sad so make sure you prepare you students for that fact. Great f...

from empress8411

Short, but with a depth far beyond the word count, this simple story give a human face to the suffering caused by the atomic bombs. Sadako has the entire world going for her - a born runner, swift ...

from stharp

An incredible biography! One of the best portrayals of a child's tragedy I have ever read. This book has such a powerful theme and tone. The way the author writes is almost poetic, not literally, b...

from kimbykunishige

Based off a true story about a young girl named Sadako Sasaki, one of the most touching books I have read about the atomic bomb hitting Hiroshima. I think this book is perfect for students who are ...