Hometown Kathy MacLeod The first part of the

The first part of the book briefly acknowledges the United States' past and present and shows some basic forms of activism that kids engage in

He’s a dung beetle

accented with yellow

has a compelling reason to be there—Effy

Hometown Kathy MacLeod The first part of theA girl grows up happily with her adoptive parents, a big sister and a little sister, and friends galore in a vibrant, close knit community she adores . . . until a creature from outer space falls from the sky and claims (correctly) that she looks more like him than any of the beings she knows and loves. He urges her to go back with him. She doesn't belong here. Can he be . . . right? Shaun Tan's masterpiece is a uniquely powerful, funny, and