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Jacqueline Woodson

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Jacqueline Woodson is a writer & MacArthur Fellow.
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15+ Books Told in Verse for All Ages

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By Aida Salazar, Kwame Alexander, Jacqueline Woodson
| Scholastic
Celebrate National Poetry Month and beyond with beautiful books written in rhyme and verse for kids of all ages. These picture books and chapter books will introduce your students to different types of poetry, including haikus, sonnets, limericks, free verse, and more.
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Feathers Book Review

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By Jacqueline Woodson, Matt Berman Verified
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 10+ Lyrical and plotless -- for patient readers. Parents need to know that there is nothing to be concerned about here, and lots of ideas to think about. some Candy bar mentioned. none A brief school fight. age 10+ Based on 2 parent reviews age 10+ Based on 10 kid reviews Kids say the book offers deep insights into hope and provides valuable lessons, though many feel it lacks a cohesive plot, leaving readers wanting more.
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After Tupac and D Foster Book Review

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By Jacqueline Woodson, Matt Berman Verified
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 11+ Powerful coming-of-age tale of tween girls bonded by music. Parents need to know that After Tupac and D Foster, by National Book Award, Newbery Honor, and Coretta Scott King Author Award winner Jacqueline Woodson (Brown Girl Dreaming), is a coming-of-age friendship story of three tween girls in a close-knit African American neighborhood in Queens, New York. There are references to drugs, HIV, sex, racism, and violence, though nothing is described or done by the main characters.
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