Stories in Two Voices
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Armstrong, Jennifer. Steal
Away, alternates between three voices, actually.
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Boock, Paula. dare,truth,
or promise
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Burgess, Melvin. Smack
(various voices)
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Dickinson, Peter. A Bone from
the Dry Sea is told from two points of view, that of a modern day female
on an archeological dig and a prehistoric female. Great book.
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Dubois, Muriel _Abenaki
Captive_ alternates between two point-of-view characters, the historical
John Stark and a (fictional) young Abenaki warrior.
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Dubois, Muriel. _Abenaki Captive_
alternates between two point-of-view characters, the historical John Stark
and a (fictional) young Abenaki warrior.
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Fleischman, Paul _Mind's
Eye_, which is almost readers' theater.
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Fleischman, Paul. Bull Run
by Paul Fleischman which has 16 different voices
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Glenn, Mel. _Who Killed Mr. Chippendale_,
_The Taking of Room 114_, _Foreign Exchange_, etc. use poems to give voice
to many of the characters involved.
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Kroll, Virginia. Making
Up Megaboy (various voices)
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Kurtz, Jane _Storyteller's
Beads_ is very effectively written in two voices.
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Myers, Walter Dean.
Monster
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Nolan, Han.
If I Should Die Before I Wake (told by Chana in the Lodz ghetto
and Hilary, a present day NeoNazi
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Pinkney, Andrea. Silent Thunder
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Spinelli, Jerry. Who Put That
Hair in My Toothbrush? -- slightly older book that alternates between two
voices -- in this case,between siblings
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Yolen, Jane and Bruce Coville.
Armageddan Summer.
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