2. Author: Karen Lynn Williams & Khadra Mohammed 3. Illustrator: Doug Chayka 4. Publisher: Eerdmans 5. Publication date: 2007 6. Genre: contemporary realistic fiction 7. Reading Level: 3.4 8. Summary: Four Feet, Two Sandals, is a story of two girls that develop a friendship because of the pair of sandals they receive. 9. Review: Four Feet, Two Sandals is a realistic fiction story about two refugee girls who share a pair of sandals. The purpose of the book is to represent two types of issues, immigrations and friendship. At the end of the story, one of the girls is called to leave to America, leaving the other girl with one sandal. The major themes of this book are refugees and loss. The book targets young readers from ages seven to ten years old. The book is properly written to help young readers further understand the concept of refugees. The story also provides younger readers with insights of their own problems by also including relationship among two friends and sharing. Karen Lynn Williams and Khadra Mohammed are two credible authors that have also written another book called My Name is Sangoel about a refugee kid that leaves his country because of fear. Additionally, the books illustrations are simple to understand and connect with the text.
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