Children's true stories. Migration

Provides true accounts of young migrants who traveled with their families to become pioneers in the American West, describing daily life for the children, and examining organizations that offered aid to migrant children.

Provides true accounts of African-American migrants, describing the experiences of children through slavery, emancipation, and migration to the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, and Africa, and examining organizations that offered aid to migrant children.

Recounts the experiences of people who have left the Middle East to start a new life for themselves and their families in America, describing what life is like for children as they adjust to America and why they left the Middle East.

Recounts the experiences of Jewish children who migrated to America throughout the twentieth century, describing how they adapted to their new life and why they were forced to move.

Recounts the true stories of migrant children who left their homes and traveled to America during the nineteenth century to start new lives.