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This document contains a letter from a teacher named Cristina Tome to author Julie Hodgson. Cristina explains that she read Hodgson's book "Jodie and the Library Card" to her vocational students and they enjoyed it. Some of the students created simple illustrations for scenes and characters from the book as a tribute. Cristina includes the illustrations in a booklet to send to Hodgson, thanking her for inspiring her students to discover the joy of reading.
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- 2. 2 Dear Julie, Last year I had the pleasure of presenting you to the students of Francisco de Holanda Secondary School. I was touched by your contagious personality and profound kindness with some of the students and my niece, when you got them the autographs of “One Direction”. Because of that, I’m still the “coolest” aunt ever. At the time, our school library purchased some copies of “Jodie and the Library Card”. This year, I have a tough group of students taking a vocational course. They aren’t very motivated to study or read, so I decided to take the books to class and together we read some chapters of the book. They loved it and whenever they didn’t understand something they just flipped the book over to read the Portuguese version. It was one of the first times that I saw them interested in something academic, considering it fun. I knew you would be paying us another visit, so the students decided to make a small tribute to the book which delighted them for several lessons. Of course, not all the students collaborated, as there were supposed to be more drawings (19 in total) and some are really very simple, even child-like. But I decided to go ahead with the booklet of illustrations because of the effort and pleasure of the participants. Furthermore, I believe that we should reward positive attitudes if we want our students to grow as people and the truth is most of them really did their best. Thank you for being such an inspiration and getting students to discover the pleasure of reading books. Best regards Cristina Tomé
- 3. 3 Portrait of Julie Hodgson, the author
- 4. 4 Jodie Broom, the main character
- 5. 5 Going back in time
- 7. 7 The stash
- 9. 9 Jodie in Rovaniemi, Finland
- 10. 10 Otso
- 11. 11 Attila the Hun’s camp
- 12. 12 The bombing of London, 1944
- 13. 13 The Carnation Revolution, Portugal
- 14. 14 The sinking of the Titanic
- 16. 16 Jodie’s parents on life support