Donald R. Gallo
Autor/a de First Crossing: Stories About Teen Immigrants
Sobre l'autor
Donald R. Gallo is a recipient of the ALAN Award for Outstanding Contributions to Young Adult Literature and the editor of several short story anthologies for teens
Obres de Donald R. Gallo
Join In: Multiethnic Short Stories by Outstanding Writers for Young Adults (1943) — Editor — 77 exemplars
Time Capsule: Short Stories About Teenagers Throughout the Twentieth Century (1999) — Editor — 58 exemplars
Speaking for Ourselves: Autobiographical Sketches by Notable Authors of Books for Youn Adults (1990) — Editor — 21 exemplars
Author's Insights: Turning Teenagers into Readers and Writers (Heinemann/Cassell language & literacy) (1992) — Editor — 17 exemplars
Speaking for Ourselves, Too: More Autobiographical Sketches by Notable Authors of Books for Young Adults (1993) — Editor — 16 exemplars
Teaching Reading in Content Classes 7-12 1 exemplars
Unconquered: Teacher's Planning Guide 1 exemplars
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Coneixement comú
- Data de naixement
- 1938-07-01
- Gènere
- male
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Owning It: Stories About Teens with Disabilities de Donald R. Gallo
A collection of stories about teens and their daily challenges living and going to school with disabilities ranging among alcoholism, blindness, obesity, anorexia, and more. A variety of disabili- ties are included.
I would have liked it better if they were true stories.
RGG: While the authors included are all critically acclaimed, these stories are for the most part dull, maybe because they're written as " problem stories." The best are "Pulling up Stakes" by David Lubar, "Lines of Scrimmage" by Elsa Marston, and "The Green Armchair" by Minfong Ho. Level 12-14.
I'm still longing for books about school shootings, and this collection of stories was written kind of in response to those young adults who stood up after Columbine and pointed out the problems abounding in the public school system.
Those kids were promptly expelled, put into therapy, or silenced for not adhering to the "axis of evil" terminolgy suddenly surrounding the kids who shot up the school. Some of these stories are good, particularly Angela Johnson's "Through A Window," which is quite complex and well formed, and not at all the situational feel good story about getting to know all the freaks in your class and changing your white, popular perspective kind of drivel that opens the collection.
why aren't we still talking about people who shoot up schools?… (més)
Those kids were promptly expelled, put into therapy, or silenced for not adhering to the "axis of evil" terminolgy suddenly surrounding the kids who shot up the school. Some of these stories are good, particularly Angela Johnson's "Through A Window," which is quite complex and well formed, and not at all the situational feel good story about getting to know all the freaks in your class and changing your white, popular perspective kind of drivel that opens the collection.
why aren't we still talking about people who shoot up schools?… (més)
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- Obres
- 25
- Membres
- 1,437
- Popularitat
- #17,900
- Valoració
- 3.6
- Ressenyes
- 17
- ISBN
- 78