Counting Kindness
Ten Ways to Help Refugee Children
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Every kindness counts.
This gentle, warmly illustrated book follows a refugee family as they count their way to safety. From one boat carrying them on their journey to ten new friends in their new hometown, these two kids, their mom, and their baby sibling meet a world of people who help and support them as they face the challenges of migration.
Kid-friendly back matter gives more information about our world's refugees, over ten million of whom are children, and points to resources for readers eager to help.
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Author & Illustrator
Hollis Kurman, author
Hollis Kurman is an author, a poet, a board chair, and a founder of the Human Rights Watch Netherlands Committee. She lives in Amsterdam and New York.
about Hollis.
Barroux, illustrator
Barroux is the internationally-acclaimed award-winning author of such books as Where's the Elephant? and Welcome! He lives in Morocco.
about Barroux.
Awards & Honors
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Editorial Reviews
Barbara Bair, Barbara Bair, Ph.D., co-editor of The Papers of Jane Addams, volumes two and three”
This is wonderful! [T]hank you for making the world brighter and reminding us we are in a global world all together---one where sheltering place is not an option for everyone, and refugees are in special need, whether they are our neighbors or somewhere in their journeys in these difficult times...We can only think of kids and families in refugee camps in Europe or at our own border who have yet to get to the four beds or hearts stage. Thank you for raising consciousness about their dreams and desires... It is an excellent book to have in school libraries, to help kids born here to understand better some of the things their new schoolmates or neighbors have gone through.
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Details
Hardcover
ISBN: 978-1-62354-229-0
E-book
ISBN: 978-1-63289-997-2 EPUB
Ages: 3-6
Page count: 32
97/8 x 97/8