Project Food Drive

Project Food Drive by Carol Kim, published by Capstone on January 8, 2023, is a 64-page chapter book that explores themes of friendship and social responsibility. The story follows Jina and her classmates as they compete to collect food for a local pantry, with the incentive of choosing books for their library. However, when a classmate faces an emergency, Jina and her friends must navigate the challenges of their competition while prioritizing compassion and support for those in need.
Readers will find a narrative that highlights the importance of community and empathy, set against the backdrop of a school competition. The book addresses social themes relevant to young readers, particularly within the context of Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences. Through Jina’s journey, the story emphasizes the value of friendship and the impact of collective action in times of crisis, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile fiction.
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Each class is competing to collect the most food for the local food pantry. The winning class gets to pick books for the library! Jina and her friends know exactly which books they’d pick. But what happens when a classmate’s family experiences an emergency and Jina and her friends decide to risk winning the competition to help their classmate in need?
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