Book prompts student to research Japanese culture

Many crafts start with wooden popsicle sticks including the projects at the Columbus Library Summer Reading Program. Recently about 50 youngsters attended. The students include Everlee Roberts, Wren Ellis, Olivia Dainty, Ruby Ellis, Ally Walters and Mollie Coleman.
Many crafts start with wooden popsicle sticks including the projects at the Columbus Library Summer Reading Program. Recently about 50 youngsters attended. The students include Everlee Roberts, Wren Ellis, Olivia Dainty, Ruby Ellis, Ally Walters and Mollie Coleman.

Madeline Graham Seventh Grade ELA

Full Cicada Moon, by Mariah Hilton, is one of the most interesting cultural books I’ve ever read. It’s about a little girl named Mimi who’s just moved from Japan to Hillsborough, Vermont. I finished reading it, but I had other questions about Japanese culture. For example, where does their language come from, what is their culture based on, why do they eat certain …