[MOSAIC] Alternating Perspectives

[Heather Blau]

Would you mind posting your list on alternative perspectives once  
you've compiled it?   I'd love a copy- very useful resource for many  
of us.

thanks,
Heather


On Jan 8, 2008, at 9:36 PM, jaf0211 at aol.com wrote:

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> From: Bonita DeAmicis <bonitadee61 at ca.rr.com>
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> Morning Girl is a fifth grade-ish chapter book with each chapter  
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> different character--mostly a brother and sister from an island   
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> Columbus's journal upon meeting the island tribal members.
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> The True Story of the Three Little Pigs is told from the Wolf's  
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> The View from Saturday is a story retold from different  
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> grade-ish chapter book.
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> :)Bonita
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