The World Belonged to Us
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The World Belonged to Us, written by Jacqueline Woodson, captures the essence of childhood summers filled with freedom, diversity, and joy on a Brooklyn block.
The story is a nostalgic ode to the carefree days after school lets out, where children find endless ways to have fun together.
Woodson's lyrical prose and vivid imagery celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures and experiences that make up a vibrant community.
The book highlights the potential and excitement for the future, as it imagines the dreams and aspirations of the children growing up in this close-knit neighborhood.
The story is a nostalgic ode to the carefree days after school lets out, where children find endless ways to have fun together.
Woodson's lyrical prose and vivid imagery celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures and experiences that make up a vibrant community.
The book highlights the potential and excitement for the future, as it imagines the dreams and aspirations of the children growing up in this close-knit neighborhood.
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