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Roselle Park Middle School: This Blog was created by the Roselle Park Middle School Library Media Center for the students of Middle School as a venue to share their love of reading and the arts with their community. It is the hope of the Library Media Center that through active reading and reflection, students will be motivated to write and share their passion for literature and art with others. In turn, we invite others to join the discussion and thus continue to spread a love of reading, literacy, and art to the entire learning community.© 2006 ePALS Classroom Exchange®. All rights reserved.
Number the Stars was a book
Number the Stars was a book based on the Holocaust and World War II. The theme in this book was anti-semitism, meaning hatred of Jews. Jews were put in concentration camps where they were beaten, put in ovens, poisened, experimented on, and shot to death. This was wrong, racism is still a big issue today. I hope this will never happen again.