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"The Thought of High Windows", Lynne Kositsky, Kids Can Press, 2004.
A Holocaust story told in flashbacks by the main character, Esther, is at once riveting and full of danger. A story for young adult readers, Esther fear of the Nazi's keeps her on the run. "The Flags of War", John Wilson. Kids Can Press, 2004. This is the story of cousins who have never met. Their young lives take a turn when America goes to war in the early 1860's. Each one must face challenges and unexpected dangers. A most unexpected stranger changes both of their lives. For readers 9 to 12. "Sister to the Wolf", Maxine Trottier, Kids Can Press, 2004. The young Pawnee Indian boy Lesharo is saved from a life of misery by Cecile. The first time she saw him he was being branded like a slave. She buys him, but his life ahead is still uncertain. The compelling story takes place in the early years of America. "The Finder", Margaret Buffie, Kids Can Press, 2004. The third installment in The Watcher's Quest Series, begins as Emma's powers are tested. Danger and deadly Game Playing are part of the fantasy that is a favorite with readers. Each of the upabove books are compelling and superbly written. Please consider them for yourselves, your classroom or youngsters you know.
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