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Bauer
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RAIN OF FIRE (1983) Steve’s
friends doubt his brother Matthew was a hero when Matthew refuses to
talk about his experiences in the War.
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Bunting
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SPYING ON MISS MULLER (1995) Thirteen-year-old
Jessie, at a boarding school in Belfast, is suspicious of a teacher whose
father was German.
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Bruchac, J
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CODE
TALKER (2005) After being taught
by whites that Navajo is a useless language, Ned and other Navajo men are
recruited by the Marines to become Code Talkers, sending messages during
World War II in their native tongue.
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Cooper
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DAWN OF FEAR (1970) Three English children are
fascinated by the war air raids, but soon learn what true horror and fear are
when they seek vengeance.
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Garrigue
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THE ETERNAL SPRING OF MR. ITO (1985) Sara watches
as her friend, an old Japanese gardener, resists being imprisoned in an
internment camp after Pearl Harbor is bombed.
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Giff, P
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WILLOW RUN (2005)
When Meggie
moves with her parents to Willow Run, MI, for her father’s job in a B-24
factory, Meggie learns about different kinds of
bravery.
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Innocenti
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ROSE BLANCHE (1985) During World War II, a young
German girl’s curiosity leads her to discover something far more terrible
than the day-to-day hardships and privations that she and her neighbors have
experienced.
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Kerr
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WHEN HITLER STOLE PINK RABBIT (1971) A 9 year-old
Jewish girl and her family travel from Germany to England in the early
1930’s.
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Kudlinski
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PEARL HARBOR IS BURNING (1991) After Frank moves to
Hawaii, he is miserable until he befriends a Japanese-American boy, but their
friendship is put to the test when Pearl Harbor is bombed.
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Laird
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SHADOW OF THE WALL (1990) Misha,
who lives in a Warsaw ghetto, finds purpose to his life when he joins a
resistance organization.
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Lowry
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NUMBER THE STARS (1989) During the Jewish
occupation of Denmark, 10-year-old Annmarie learns
how to be brave when she helps shelter her Jewish friend from the Nazis.
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McSwigan
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SNOW TREASURE (1942) Under the watchful eyes of the
Nazis, Peter and his friends smuggled gold from their Norwegian village to a
ship bound for America.
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Marko
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HANG OUT THE FLAG (1992) While waiting for her
father to return from the war, a 6th grade girl tries to catch a
German spy.
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Matas
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DANIEL’S STORY (1993) As the Nazis rise in power,
Daniel’s family suffer and are imprisoned in a
concentration camp.
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Mochizuki
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BASEBALL SAVED US (1993) When his family is forced
to live in an internment camp, a Japanese-American
boy relies on baseball to get him through it.
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Morpurgo
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WAITING FOR ANYA (1990) Jo must keep the secret of
the Jewish children being hidden on a widow’s farm, but when the German soldiers
move into the village, the danger becomes much more real.
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Orlev
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ISLAND ON BIRD STREET (1983) A Jewish boy lives by
himself in the Warsaw Ghetto, where he must learn all the tricks of survival
under constant life-threatening conditions.
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Reeder
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FOSTER’S WAR (1998) Eleven-year-old Foster is left
behind to deal with the battles at home when his older brother joins the army
to escape their authoritarian father.
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Salisbury
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UNDER THE BLOOD RED SUN (1994) Tomi’s
life in Hawaii drastically changes after the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor.
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Todd
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BEST KEPT SECRET OF THE WAR (1984) Ten-year-old Cam
fights battles at home while his dad fights the Germans in Europe.
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Whelan, G
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BURYING THE SUN (2004) In Leningrad in 1941, when Russia and Germany are at war, Georgi vows to help his family and his city during the
terrible siege.
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Woodson, J
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COMING ON HOME
SOON (2004) After Mama takes a job in Chicago during WW II, Ada Ruth stays with Grandma
but misses her mother who loves her more than rain and snow.
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Yep
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HIROSHIMA (1995) A 12-year-old Japanese girl
describes the death and devastation of Hiroshima after the bombing.
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