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  Operation: Happy - A World War...

  Jenni L Walsh

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  Club Tome Book Award Winner, 2025-2026 
  As World War II enters her backyard, a young girl tries to cope with the war and keep her family together by completing a bucket list with her best friend: her dog Happy. Featuring a dog’s POV and inspired by real-life experiences of a young Pearl Harbor survivor, this historical middle-grade novel will inspire readers 8-12 to find courage in any situation. 
  It’s 1940, and Jody is moving with her military family yet again—this time to a small naval base in Pearl Harbor. She’s always created a “top ten” list for each new home to help her adjust, and with Hawaii being so beautiful and her loyal dog Happy by her side, it’s easy to find things to add. 
  But Jody’s mom is convinced the island is dangerous and starts constantly practicing first aid. Jody also learns that Happy is getting older and beginning to slow down. To cope, she makes a list of fun things they can do together. “Operation: Happy” gives her something to focus on beyond the scary new experiences, like air raid drills and Yellow Fever vaccinations. 
  Before long, everyone’s worst fears come true: Pearl Harbor is attacked. In the aftermath, Jody’s father must stay behind as the rest of the family is evacuated, and Jody promises him she will keep everyone together. But things are hard in San Francisco, where she feels like an outsider. Worse, her mother has become depressed, and Jody worries she and her sister will have to go to an orphanage. With Happy by her side, Jody hatches a brave plan to keep the family safe … Will Operation: Happy see them through? 
  Operation: Happy is:perfect for fans of historical fiction as well as animal loversa moving and historically accurate novel inspired by true eventsideal for readers of Kimberly Brubaker Bradley and Kate DiCamillo

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  Im Not Your Nigga

  Robert carpenter

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  The book  Not your Nigga was written by author Robert Carpenter to teach children of all races and ethnic backgrounds that words have power, and that the word nigga was used to oppress and dehumanize a particular race of people and that that word should never be used at anytime.

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  The Ghost Of Girolamo Riario -...

  Ivo Ragazzini

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  Sometimes the past come back. 
  An aftermath with the florentine Pazzi’s conspiracy that continues to resurge from history. 
  Get ready to discover secrets of the Italian Renaissance that you didn`t even suspect.Sometimes the past come back. 
  An aftermath with the florentine Pazzi’s conspiracy that continues to resurge from history. 
  Get ready to discover secrets of the Italian Renaissance that you didn`t even suspect. 
  Sometimes the past comes back and recall. 
  This is an italian historical novel born from a fact really happened in 2010 in Forlì, north Italy, when some people told in the local chronicles, they saw a ghost in the old town hall, who was walking around with part of his head smashed, complaining about something. 
  But who was that ghost? 
   Why was his head bashed in? 
  What was he complaining about? 
  This book tells the story of a man called Girolamo Riario, first husband of Caterina Sforza, nephew of the Pope and chief commander of ”Santa Romana Chiesa” who was murdered over five centuries ago in the city of Forli for an aftermath with the florentine Pazzi’s conspiracy, and seems resurge from the past but no one seems to remember it. 
  A Medici`s settlement for the the Pazzi’s conspiracy that continues to resurge from history. 
  Get ready to discover secrets of the Italian Renaissance that you didn`t even suspected.

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  I Live Near a Cave

  Juliette Looye

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  Cassie, a young girl from Bowling Green, Kentucky, shares her knowledge of caves. She describes how limestone caves are formed and talks about her favorite cave, Mammoth Cave. She explains the differences between stalactites and stalagmites and identifies the cave zones and the creatures who inhabit them.

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  Equal

  Joyce Moyer Hostetter

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  In this fifth and final title in the popular Bakers Mountain Stories, the Honeycutt  
  family are wrestling with monumental changes taking place at the end of 1959.  
  The world is at odds with the Soviet Union, and the Honeycutts are worried about  
  the threat of communism. Unrest is also erupting throughout the country and  
  close to home as African Americans fight for acceptance and equality. 
  The youngest Honeycutt, Jackie, absorbs all these changes and tries to find his  
  way to what he believes is right. Jackie’s journey begins when he bumps into  
  Thomas Freeman fishing on the riverbank. He hopes the two of them can be  
  friends, but he quickly learns that racial inequalities and Jackie’s own behaviors  
  make the prospect of friendship challenging.  
  Amid community pushback to racial integration, bullying at school, and turmoil  
  within his family, Jackie struggles to free both his conscience and his voice and to  
  secure his friendship with Thomas.

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  Diversion The (Animorphs #49)

  K. A. Applegate

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  The Yeerks are finally starting to realize that the "Andalite bandits" are probably not aliens at all. That maybe they've been dealing with humans all along. And no one -- especially the newly appointed Visser One -- is happy about this revelation.When Tobias and the other Animorphs realize that the Yeerks are about to find them, it's by accident. But that doesn't make the discovery any less serious. Because in a war, one side wins and one side loses...

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