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I finished Paper Wishes and really enjoyed it. Definitely covered a part of our history that I feel is swept under the rug a lot- Japanese Internment camps during WWII.

12-yr-old Claudia discovers an alternative world, created as a patchwork of every painting ever painted. Unfortunately there is a power hungry witch that wants to control that world and a boy, Pim, centuries old, needing to be saved. A suspense-filled adventure, punctuated with information about artists and their art at the end of each chapter.
I would like to say that I read all of those descriptions (based on a fictional art history book - very clever), but I didn't. I might go back ...
Totally appropriate for my 4th grade Mock Newbery Book Club next year!
Last year there was some confusion with the two lists. So I will close this thread. Lets continue this conversation on the 2017 Newbery thread now that the year has started.
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