Dreams From Many Rivers by Engle, Margarita -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Notice Dedication Historical Note Epigraph Part One: Freedom

A Brief Introduction to the Native People of Borikén Courage Daydreams Hunter Music from the Deep Sea and High Sky The Magic of Cloth This Peaceful Farm Shaping Clay

Part Two: Survivors

A Brief Introduction to Conquest and Resistance Conquest Means Cruelty Defiance Rebellion Ferocity Escape Survival Never Enough Imaginary Wealth Power Vicious Women Who Wish for Peace Storming Northward Choosing Sides Reconquest Homesick Traded Farm Dreams Imagining Liberty Mission Lands Hypocrisy The Orphan Project Healer

Part Three: Independence For Some

Newly Independent Countries Wondering about the Future Rivers are Borders Intruders Lawbreakers Ranch Lands

Part Four: Heroes

Fighting for Freedom Transformed Betrayed Hired and Fired Exiles Songbird Shouting! Excluded Language A Leader Range Wars Changing the World with Words So Close

Part Five: ¡Sí Se Puede!

Fighting for Justice and Inclusion Dangerous Work So Many Strange Forms of Discrimination Rejected Activism Mis Palabras The Triumph of Children! Dreams of Equality on the Ball Field Two Homelands The Great Migration Family Branches Out of the Spotlight The Great Depression Words of Protest A Famous Artist Smoke Airborne Segregated Medicine Zoot Suit Guest Workers Bus Ride War Hero The Courage to Dance Bracero Plans for the Future Border Crossing An Individual Hollywood Education Changes Everything Pedro Pan El Club Cubano Transition Exile or Immigrant? ¡Huelga! Voting Rights Anti-War A Mathematical Genius Recruited by a Factory Three Languages Boatlift Teaching Fragments Opportunities English-Also Field Trip A Scientific Hero We are not Villains Freedom Fighter

Part Six: For Our Lives

Current Times Emergency Response Volunteers Jumping High Learning from Each Other Confused Divided Marching Counting Identity Success Dreams of Citizenship Dreams of Beauty Family Reunion Esl Dreams of Rain The Horrors of History are Happening Right Now Abandoned Injustice Never Dreamless Enough

Acknowledgments About the Author and Illustrator Newsletter Sign-up Contents Copyright

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