The International Educator reviews A Good Trade
Posted on May 23rd, 2013 by pajamapress
“Something for the Young’Uns: Books with International Appeal”
“A Good Trade, by Alma Fullerton. This is the story of Kato, a young boy growing up in a Ugandan village. His daily routine includes chores and a long walk at dawn to the water hole.
One day, the routine is disrupted: an aid worker brings a life-changing gift of shoes for all
the village children, and Kato feels compelled to give her something precious is return. A good story to use when discussing life in rural Africa.”
—Margriet Ruurs
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