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Children's Bookwatch, August, 2004
Use Your Words
Robyn Rogers
Five Star Books
295 Kennedy Memorial Drive
Waterville, ME 04901
0972640827 $14.95 1-800-223-1244
A critically important addition for school and community libraries, as well as recommended to the attention of concerned parents wanting something to use with their children, Use Your Words: A Child's Struggle To Understand The Concept Of War is a children's picturebook by Robyn Rogers which was written especially to explain the problems of war to young readers, especially in a society where dissention through reason, talk, and freedom of expression is meant to be valued over physical conflict. Illustrated throughout by American school children, Use Your Words does its best to clearly present the all too real and imperfect facets of our world in a form young minds can readily grasp.
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