Kaleidoscope - California Book Awards

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I made this piece because it relates to the book. It is a kaleidoscope image that matches the title. My book cover has the question I answered, which is what I would tell the author. I really enjoyed this book and wanted to share my thoughts.

Written by Jacob Vo
From New Tech High at Coppell
In Texas

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Why Kaleidoscope should win the book award Ayaan Gaziyani, New Tech High at Coppell, Texas This picture has the explanation for why Kaleidoscope should win the book award. Tagged With : welcome

Home is not a country Anisha S, New Tech High at Coppell, Texas This is a picture of 2 girls one from reality and the other a figment of the imagination. When they join together the truth, will be revealed in a turn of events. Tagged With : welcome

The Legend of Pei Pei Aria M., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas This photo shows the water buffalo Pei Pei standing over a forest protecting the lumberjacks. The hearts over the horns represent the love that Pei Pei has over the people and workers and how he re... Tagged With : welcome

Kaleidoscope Poster Lauren A., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas I selected Kaleidoscope to win the California Book Award because people of all ages may emotionally connect to this book. My poster describes what the readers may feel when reading and how the idea... Tagged With : welcome

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Dear Mr. Selznick (Kaleidoscope) Carmel C., New Tech High at Coppell, Texas A poem in the form of a letter to Brian Selznick, the author of Kaleidoscope, and how the book describes the grief and loneliness I felt over the past few years. Tagged With : we are not free , welcome

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