Emily and Carlo Browse by Fiction/Nonfiction_Fiction Readers walk in the shoes

Readers walk in the shoes of three students struggling after immigrating to the United States

"seemed to dance in my mouth and laugh all the way down to my stomach

With its 80’s “inner-city” setting and young black protagonist

Pam Muñoz Ryan is an award-winning author and has written many picture books for young children and novels for young adults

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Emily and Carlo Browse by Fiction/Nonfiction_Fiction Readers walk in the shoesBy: Marty Rhodes Figley Illustrated by: Catherine Stock I started early, took my dog When Emily Dickinson was given a puppy by her father, the two were instant best friends. She named him Carlo, after a dog in one of her favorite books, and she delighted in the growing dogs antics. Carlo, a Newfoundland (and possibly part Saint Bernard), grew to a rather large size and was full of energy. He loved his adventures with Emily. They were an odd paira tiny