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Here are the results from the request for titles of trade books for a thematic unit on immigration for grades 4-8: American Immigration (European origins): If Your Name Were Changed at Ellis Island by Ellen Levine Letters from Rifka by Karen Hesse Molly's Pilgrim by Barbara Cohen Journey to America and Silver Days by Sonia Levilin The Night Journey by Kathryn Laship A Russian Farewell by Leonard Everett Fisher Voyage by Adele Geras My Grandmother's Journey by Joh Cech The Keeping Quilt by Patricia Polacco Call Me Ruth by Marilyn Sachs The Cat Who Escaped Steerage by Evelyn Mayerson Alan and Naomi by Myron Levoy My Antonia by Willa Cather American Immigration (Latin America/Carib) How Many Days to America by Eve Bunting Grab Hands and Run by Frances Temple Journey of the Sparrows by Fran Buss My Name is Maria Isabel American Immigration (Asian origins) Dragonwings by Laurence Yep Homesick, My Own Story by Jean Fritz Hello, My Name is Scrambled Eggs by Jaie Gelsen Angel Child, Dragon Child by Michele Maria Surat Grandfather's Journey by Allen Say Yang the Youngest and his Terrible Ear by Lensey Namioka In the Year of the Board and Jackie Robinson by Betty Bao Lord Children of the River by Linda Crews Migration within the United States (Westward expansion): Blue Willow by Doris Gates Come Sing, Jimmy Jo by Katherine Paterson Swing Down the Moon and Thunder Rolling in the Mountain by Scott O'Dell Acros Amerca on an Emigrant Train by Murphy The Great American Goldrush by Blumberg Prairie Songs Beyond the Divide by Kathryn Lashy Migration West Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlan Home Before Dark by Sue ellen Bridgers Cassie's Journey by Brett Harvey Other titles and resources: Ellis Island Series by Nixon, Joan Lowery which includes Landof Hopes, Land of Promise and Land of Dreams Book Links - issues Jan, 92 and May, 92 New Kids on the Block:Oral Histories of Immigrant Teens by Janet Bode A place to Belong by Joan Lowery Nixon