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One evening in March 2018, Aliya, a 7th grader in Maryland, returned home from a student walkout at her school and began to write poems about the death of 17 in Florida. In Stoneman Douglas High SchoolBlood still runs down the window panesScreams still ring through the hallsAnd the echoes of the pastLive onIn the voices of the future Counting to 17, finished 8 months later, is as fine a tribute to the 17 dead, 14 wounded, and Stoneman Douglas High School student body as any adult could write. A…
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- Author: Aliya E Peremel
- Publisher: J2b Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1948747251
- ISBN-13: 9781948747257
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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One evening in March 2018, Aliya, a 7th grader in Maryland, returned home from a student walkout at her school and began to write poems about the death of 17 in Florida.
In Stoneman Douglas High SchoolBlood still runs down the window panes
Screams still ring through the halls
And the echoes of the past
Live on
In the voices of the future Counting to 17, finished 8 months later, is as fine a tribute to the 17 dead, 14 wounded, and Stoneman Douglas High School student body as any adult could write. Aliya's desire to write about the Parkland shootings was propelled forward by Mahatma Gandhi's admonition to: "Be the change that you wish to see in the world." She hopes Counting to 17 will create a greater push for keeping children safe in schools. Therefore, the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Americans for Children's Lives and School Safety: www.americansforclass.org. "Change really does start with every single one of us." - Aliya
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- Author: Aliya E Peremel
- Publisher: J2b Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1948747251
- ISBN-13: 9781948747257
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
One evening in March 2018, Aliya, a 7th grader in Maryland, returned home from a student walkout at her school and began to write poems about the death of 17 in Florida.
In Stoneman Douglas High SchoolBlood still runs down the window panes
Screams still ring through the halls
And the echoes of the past
Live on
In the voices of the future Counting to 17, finished 8 months later, is as fine a tribute to the 17 dead, 14 wounded, and Stoneman Douglas High School student body as any adult could write. Aliya's desire to write about the Parkland shootings was propelled forward by Mahatma Gandhi's admonition to: "Be the change that you wish to see in the world." She hopes Counting to 17 will create a greater push for keeping children safe in schools. Therefore, the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to Americans for Children's Lives and School Safety: www.americansforclass.org. "Change really does start with every single one of us." - Aliya
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