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Exploring the theme of belonging, this middle-grade novel follows a girl whose mother’s obsession with the Little House series transforms their life on the prairie into a challenging experience. As the protagonist navigates the realities versus her expectations of prairie life, she grapples with her identity and the pressures of fitting in. The story combines humor and heartfelt moments, highlighting the complexities of family dynamics and personal growth.

A bully, a wedding, and a larger-than-life family add up to a hilarious and heartfelt middle-grade novel.

In this comedic middle-grade adventure, Daisy Bauer teams up with her occasionally best friend, Graham, to orchestrate a daring prison break for her father. Their quirky plan unfolds amid a series of humorous mishaps, showcasing their determination and friendship. As they navigate the challenges of their outrageous mission, readers are treated to a blend of laughter and heartwarming moments.

From the author of The Graham Cracker Plot, a story about two friends playing finders keepers for the missing loot of Al Capone.Christa spends every summer at the most awesome place in the whole world: her family's cabin on Whitefish Lake in Wisconsin. Only her dad recently lost his job and her parents have decided to sell the cabin. But not if Christa can help it. Everyone knows there is Al Capone blood money hidden somewhere in Whitefish Lake, and her friend Alex's cranky grandpa might have the key to finding it. Grumpa says the loot is gone, or worse—cursed!—but Christa knows better. If she finds it, she can keep it and save her family and their beloved cabin.

The book provides a detailed examination of the uniforms, gear, and weapons utilized by both U.S. and Iraqi forces throughout the Iraq War. It highlights the distinct features and functionalities of military equipment, offering insights into the operational capabilities of each side. Through this exploration, readers gain a deeper understanding of the logistical and tactical elements that shaped the conflict.

Exploring the evolution of weaponry, this book delves into the history of human conflict and the technological advancements that have led to today's sophisticated military arsenal. It highlights the science behind the development of high-tech weapons, providing insight into their design and functionality. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how innovation has shaped modern warfare and the ongoing quest for precision and effectiveness in military tools.

The book recounts the courageous actions of nine African American students who integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957, amidst violent opposition. A pivotal moment captured in a photograph shows Elizabeth Eckford facing an angry mob while attempting to enter the school alone. Governor Orval Faubus's defiance of federal orders led to the National Guard's intervention, highlighting the intense racial tensions of the time. Years later, a powerful photo of the same girls reconciling symbolizes the journey toward understanding and healing.

The book highlights the pivotal role of Charles Moore's photography during the 1963 Children's Crusade, a significant civil rights protest. His iconic image of African-American teenagers facing a fire hose became a powerful symbol of the brutality faced by protesters, awakening public consciousness and galvanizing support for the civil rights movement. By capturing this moment, Moore's work not only documented the event but also transformed it into a national issue, ultimately contributing to the passage of landmark legislation for racial equality.