Iggie's House is a heartwarming story about a young girl named Winnie who learns the importance of friendship and standing up against prejudice. The book highlights themes of acceptance and courage, making it a valuable read for young readers.
Iggie's House tells the story of Winnie, an eleven-year-old girl who faces the challenge of her best friend moving away and a new family moving into the neighborhood. The new family is African-American, which causes tension in the predominantly white neighborhood. Winnie shows courage and kindness by befriending the new family, despite the prejudice of some neighbors. The book beautifully portrays the importance of acceptance and standing up for what is right. It's a touching story that encourages young readers to embrace diversity and be good friends. The narrative is simple yet powerful, making it accessible and impactful for children in grades 4-8.
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This book will show that places and things can change for the better
Winnie thinks that that is crazy, why would she want them to leave?
This is really good book about a girl named Winnie who is sad because her really good friend named Iggie.