This beautiful true story is about friendship of a baseball legend [ Jackie Robinson] and a boy named Steven. Yes= it teaches you to always be kind to your neighbors, you might be able to be friends with them .

My favorite quote is " If anybody can do it, it's Teddy Roosevelt!" which means to me if he can do something, I can do it too. Yes = it teaches us to if we work hard, we can achieve anything.

This book is about an African American man to star in a Major League Baseball game and the challenges he faced. yes= it teaches everyone who has talent in something, they should give it a try.

This book is how a young girl named Samantha learns how to be a lady through discipline, friendships, helping, and loss of friends, Yes= it teaches to be kind and caring to others .

A solid entry into the Dream Harbor Series. This one is better than the previous two for sure. Light-hearted and fun. 4.5/5

this book is a romantic novel about a Landon Sullivan and Jamie Carter that work together on a Christmas play, volunteering at an orphanage, and caring for injured animals. Yes, because it is a beautiful story, but I would not recommend it to young kids.

One of my favorite quotes is "Never let the fear of striking back keep you from playing the game ' by Babe Ruth. It means if I want to try something new like a new line dance, go ahead and try it even when I am afraid. Yes = it teaches you to step out of your comfort zone.

This book is a about a young woman named Helen Keller, who is both blind and deaf that learns how to do sign language from her teacher Ms. Sullivan. Yes= it always good to learn a different languages like sign language to help others in the future.

This book is an excellent book of a young man who goes to a convent to get a Christmas tree from there and bring it to New York City for the big Christmas tree party and lighting ceremony. On the way he learns why this tree means so much friendship to a nun and her special story. Yes= it teaches you can learn more history in the world that you never seen before.

Decent introduction to social change suitable for high school students or people just starting out. A frustrating read for those who are already involved in making change or who teach on these topics.