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Book Review: Milkweed

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A disturbing book on the Holocaust--discussion will be necessary.

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Book Review: This Vast Land: A Young Man's Journal of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

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One extremely graphic sex scene makes this inappropriate for kids.

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Book Review: Aleutian Sparrow

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Few children will want to read it all the way through.

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Book Review: Counting on Grace

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Compelling, fact-based story of child labor.

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Book Review: Rodzina

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Kids are likely to need some historical background.

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Book Review: Chig and the Second Spread

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The harshness of the Depression is kept mostly at bay.

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Book Review: Mable Riley: A Reliable Record of Humdrum, Peril, and Romance

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History, adventure, and women's rights for 10+.

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Book Review: Incantation

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Graphic Inquisition novel -- not for every teen.

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Book Review: On the Wings of Heroes

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Young Davy lives for the admiration of his jovial, loving father and heroic, older brother. But life changes when the U.S. enters WWII. Everyday things are rationed including sugar, meat, gasoline, and even shoes. He and his friends are trying to do their part to help the war effort by collecting scrap metal and paper. And despite the backdrop of war, their lives continue with schoolroom antics and eccentric characters.

When Davy's brother is finally sent out to Europe, he witnesses a mixture of pride and fear in his parents, grandparents, and neighbors. His brother's life is on the line and through the support of his parents, Davy copes with his own intense emotions.

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