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Hope Is an Arrow

The Story of Lebanese-American Poet Khalil Gibran

Cory McCarthy

Ages 6–12

41 pages · Released Jul 5, 2022

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This is a beautifully illustrated biographical picture book about Khalil Gibran that celebrates resilience, creativity, and the power of words to connect people. The lyrical storytelling is age-appropriate and inspiring, introducing young readers to an important literary figure and immigrant experience. It emphasizes hope and self-expression without any concerning content, making it suitable for early elementary through middle grade readers.

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A lyrical biography of the world's third bestselling poet of all time reveals a child immigrant from Lebanon, with a secret hope, who used poetry to bring people together. A lyrical biography of the world's third bestselling poet of all time reveals a child immigrant from Lebanon, with a secret hope, who used poetry to bring people together.

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ISBN 9781536200324 · Candlewick Press

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