Angel Island: Gateway to Gold Mountain – A True History of Chinese and Japanese Immigrants Through Wall Poems for Kids (Ages 10-12)
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Angel Island: Gateway to Gold Mountain – A True History of Chinese and Japanese Immigrants Through Wall Poems for Kids (Ages 10-12)

by Russell Freedman

History Education
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For readers ages 10–12, this accessible history explores Angel Island and its place in the experiences of Chinese and Japanese immigrants seeking Gold Mountain. Through wall poems and clear historical context, Russell Freedman introduces young readers to an important chapter in immigration history.

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Angel Island: Gateway to Gold Mountain introduces readers ages 10–12 to the history of Chinese and Japanese immigrants.

The book focuses on Angel Island and its connection to Gold Mountain, a name associated with the hopes and journeys of immigrants.

Wall poems provide a central way to encounter and understand this history.

Written by Russell Freedman, this accessible nonfiction title supports young readers exploring immigration, culture, and the past.

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