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Race Against Death: The Greatest POW Rescue of World War II
Told with great detail and through the perspectives of the individuals who lived the experience firsthand, this is an impactful book that will raise awareness and encourage young readers to seek more information; a must-buy for any public or school library.
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Only One
This book is important to add to all collections because of its comprehensive look at the universe and message about the importance of protecting the planet.
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The Deadliest Diseases Then and Now
Good for budding middle school epidemiologists and history buffs who can’t resist a book about diseases.
The Story of a Story
A comforting read for anyone who writes and a precise, essential “hook” book for elementary writing lessons, this book will ease young scribes into their next story.
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We Must Not Forget: Holocaust Stories of Survival and Resistance
An important and timely book that spotlights the untold stories of survivors of the Nazi regime and the Holocaust.
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Thanks to Frances Perkins: Fighter for Workers’ Rights
An informative picture book profiling an influential woman in the labor rights movement. Recommended for most biography collections. Pair with Brave Girl: Clara and the Shirtwaist Makers’ Strike of 1909 by Michelle Markel.
Your Story Matters: Deborah Hopkinson Discusses 'We Had To Be Brave' and Living in the Time of COVID-19
Deborah Hopkinson discusses her new book, We Had To Be Brave (Scholastic; Gr 3 Up), the challenges raised by COVID-19, and the power of storytelling.
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We Had To Be Brave: Escaping the Nazis on the Kindertransport
This moving account of an important and lesser-known aspect of 20th-century history is recommended for high school and junior high school nonfiction collections.
How I Became a Spy
A strong choice for middle grade collections, especially those in need of wartime historical fiction.
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