Franklin Delano Roosevelt
No CoverA twelve-year-old Italian-American girl in a Massachusetts mill town writes letters to President Roosevelt during the Great Depression, sharing concerns about the economy and New Deal.
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A twelve-year-old Italian-American girl in a Massachusetts mill town writes letters to President Roosevelt during the Great Depression, sharing concerns about the economy and New Deal.
Young Emma Bartoletti lives in a Massachusetts mill town in the early 1930s. With the Depression touching every corner of the country, nearly one quarter of the work force unemployed, and banks in thirty eight states closed, Emma has many questions and concerns for President Roosevelt
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No romantic or sexual content depicted
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Central discussions of FDR's New Deal programs and economic policies
No self-harm or suicide content depicted
Background depiction of Depression-era unemployment and economic hardship
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