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So once, just this once: This is how it all began, what it was really like, what it meant to us, and what we meant to each other. It was no movie. When it was over the dead did not get up and dust themselves off and walk away. The wounded did not wash away the red and go on with life, unhurt. Those who were, miraculously, unscratched were by no means untouched. Not one of us left Vietnam the same young man he was when he arrived.
As the title suggests, this is a chilling tale of a boy who encounters a bossy ghost who refuses to leave the house. The story is action-packed in an age-appropriate manner so young kids can enjoy it freely. The plot includes various magical and gripping concepts like spirits, inheritance, sharing, and conflict. The language and the general difficulty level are ideal for middle-grade readers, but younger kids can also enjoy it with some help.
By the time the first shots were fired at FortSumter in April 1861, tensions between the freestates and the slave states were at a boiling point.Even before abolition became an official aim of theUnion, Northern soldiers fighting to protect theUnion and Southern soldiers fighting to protecttheir way of life had more than enough motivationto go into battle. Soldiers on both sides expressedtheir sentiments through their portraits, some bydisplaying slogans, some by brandishing weaponsor striking fierce poses.
Though enthusiasm would shrink as the war wenton, at the beginning of the war, men were so eagerto join up that a big problem for both armies wasfinding enough supplies for its soldiers. Despiteminimum age requirements, surviving photosindicate that there was a liberal interpretationof what constituted an eighteen year-old. Thosetoo young to successfully feign maturity could joinas drummer boys. The desire not to be leftbehind can be seen in the example of a nineyear-old drummer boyfrom Ohio, Johnny Clem.
On September 11, 1973, in Santiago de Chile, Augusto Pinochet took power and installed a dictatorship in place of the democratic government of President Salvador Allende. That day Victor Jara, a young songwriter and activist, poet and playwright is arrested and imprisoned with hundreds of other people in the Santiago stadium because of his association with the socialist opposition. His hands, so crucial to playing music, are broken by one of Pinochet's soldiers. He is executed in the stadium days later, but his protest songs will continue to resound to this day, as does his defiance in singing, \"Venceremos,\" We Will Overcome, in the stadium. Pinochet will die at an advanced age without having answered for his crimes that were committed in an effort to crush dissent. But we celebrate the brave and defiant artists and activists like Victor Jara who help us to remember our humanity in the face of oppressive dictatorships. 153554b96e