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Belonging: Related Text Suggestions

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This thread is for members to share suggestions for related material for the Area of Study, Belonging. Feel free to post ideas for texts as well as links to sources which have lists of suggested materials.

To get the thread started, here are some sites which have some suggestions for related material. Belonging and the Area of Study: this site has a list of suggested fiction and non-fiction books as well as films. Infocus: has some suggested texts. e-rudite HSC Belonging: this site has a list of suggested texts as well as a definition of belonging and other information. Hurstville Library: this document has a list of suggested related texts. Inside Break: this site has a large list of suggested related texts. Anne Plowman: this is a list of suggested belonging picture books. Sue Bognar: a list of suggested belonging texts from various
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