One Hundred Million Hearts

One Hundred Million HeartsBy: Kerri Sakamoto During the Second World War, the Japanese government stirred the people to support its war effort with the image of One hundred million hearts beating as one human bullet to defeat the enemy. Kerri Sakamoto, winner of the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Japan Canada Literary Award for her first novel The Electrical Field, draws on this wartime propaganda in her second novel as she casts light on a fascinating figure from wartime

a huge dog—part mastiff

How big are dump truck wheels

A cute clever house that features a famous fairy tale story

Life is full of ups and downs in this second collection of stories about Ramona Quimby

1787—four years after the Revolutionary War won America’s independence from the British—the Constitution laid out the supreme laws of the United States

Cookie and Carrot are a true dynamic duo

lowered blood pressure

The minors were tried and convicted as adults despite no evidence linking them to the victim

From the world of weather to water power

• Four sections with advice on how to plant

What happens when we die

By: Sharna Jackson | Illustrator:  Andrea Pippins | Series: What The Artist Saw See the world through Faith Ringgold's eyes and be inspired to produce your own masterpieces