This book is appropriate for primary readers.
This book is about all of the different people who reside in Australia and where they hail from.
This book would be useful in teaching about Rhyming and diversity.

This book is good to show that immigration doesnt define a person. It would be good to teach your students about how children and adults go to other countries for a new life, but they are human too. They dont want to be called immigrants ( )

This book is appropriate for 2nd-4th grade. It's about multiple different immigrant stories from different countries. I thought this book was very well done with having each layout be a different immigration story. This may be a book I would use in my classroom although I'm not sure if it would be necessary. ( )

I would read this to primary. This book is about immigrants from a bunch of countries not just people coming to america. I would use this book to show the diffrenences of cultures from all countries.

This story is ideal for primary readers. As a realistic fiction story, it shares perspectives of many types of people from different backgrounds who are all immigrants to Australia, showing how diverse a country can be! The wording is simple and easy to read, but the graphics are large and colorful to show examples of different cultures.

This story would be great for immigrants or individuals with specific cultural backgrounds. It allows them to feel a sense of belonging in their new country while having a rich heritage. ( )