Callie Metler

In a note at the end of the book, the authors hope their story will start conversations about “finding similarities and honoring differences leading to continued understanding and cooperation in the world.” Finally, there is a game: Spot the Seven Objects in the Girls’ Homes. Each object is listed and explained.

The timely theme is convincingly presented. The likelihood that religiously themed jewelry and objects are more often a feature of their friends’ homes than of their own may make this book especially interesting to Quaker children. (Friends Journal Review)… (altro)