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Description
During World War II, a spunky teenager finds a way to contribute to the war effort while she waits for the boys in her life to come home.
Quick Summary
During World War II, a spunky teenage girl finds ways to contribute to the war effort while waiting for the boys in her life to come home, capturing the daily struggles and determination of those on the home front. The story explores themes of patriotism, family separation, resilience, and the challenges faced by civilians during wartime. If your kid likes "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, they'll love this because both feature young girls navigating the complexities of WWII and finding their own ways to make a difference. This book is ideal for middle graders in 4th through 8th grade who enjoy historical fiction and are reading at a 4.8 AR level with a 5.0 point value.