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Viruses, Plagues, and History
Michael Oldstone
Smallpox killed 300 million people in one century, proving that the tiny world of viruses has shaped the course of human
Ages 15–18
The Tragic Tale of Narcissa Whitman and a Faithful History of the Oregon Trail
Cheryl Harness
The arduous 1836 trek across the Oregon Trail comes to life through the letters, maps, and drawings of missionary Narcis
Ages 8–12
Titanic Sinks!
Barry Denenberg
Read the front-page news of the world's most famous shipwreck through a fictional newspaper filled with blueprints, arch
Ages 8–12
The Last Hope in Hopetown
Maria Tureaud
When her adoptive vampire mother suddenly falls ill, Sophie risks everything on a high-stakes heist to find a cure and s
Ages 8–12
The Blood Years
Elana K. Arnold
Frederieke and her family navigate the terrifying shifts of occupation in Czernowitz, clinging to survival and hope as t
Ages 14–18
Stickler Loves the World
Lane Smith
Stickler and his best friend Crow wander through the woods, stopping to marvel at the beauty of swirling seeds, bright s
Ages 4–8
Sparrow Girl
Sara Pennypacker
When a village declares war on birds, young Ming-li secretly rescues the fallen sparrows, unknowingly protecting the bal
Ages 4–9
A Song for Cambodia
Michelle Lord
After surviving a Khmer Rouge work camp, young Arn Chorn-Pond finds that music is the only thing that provides comfort a
Ages 8–12
So Far from the Sea
Eve Bunting
For the child learning about difficult family history, this story explores how we remember the past and honor those we h
Ages 6–10
Yoko Kawashima #1
So Far from the Bamboo Grove
Yoko Kawashima Watkins
Eleven-year-old Yoko faces a harrowing journey across frozen landscapes as her family flees the dangers of World War II-
Ages 11–15
Run, Boy, Run
Uri Orlev
Nine-year-old Srulik must survive alone in the Nazi-occupied Polish countryside after escaping the Warsaw Ghetto in this
Ages 10–14
Rise Up and Write It
Nandini Ahuja
Farah Patel notices the butterflies are gone and gathers her community to turn an empty neighborhood lot into a blooming
Ages 8–12
A Place for...
A Place for Birds
Melissa Stewart
For the child who loves birdwatching and wants to understand how our choices, from light pollution to gardening, can hel
Ages 6–10
Pieces of Me
Kate McLaughlin
Dylan wakes up in a strange apartment with three missing days and voices in her head, beginning a journey to piece toget
Ages 14–18
A Picture Book Biography
A Picture Book of Sacagawea
David A. Adler
From her capture as a young girl to her vital role guiding Lewis and Clark to the Pacific, Sacagawea serves as a symbol
Ages 5–9
Packet of Seeds, A
Deborah Hopkinson
Moving west is hard for Annie’s mother, but a simple gift of flower seeds helps a new prairie house finally start to fee
Ages 4–9
One Good Deed
Terri Fields
For the child living in a busy neighborhood where people keep to themselves, this story shows how one small act can turn
Ages 4–8
Dust Bowl Trilogy #2
Of Mice and Men
John Steinbeck
For those seeking to understand the deep bonds of loyalty and the heavy weight of responsibility when caring for a vulne
Ages 13–18
Nory Ryan's Song
Patricia Reilly Giff
A terrible blight has struck the potato crops on Maidin Bay. Twelve-year-old Nory must find the strength to save her fam
Ages 8–12
Night Lunch
Eric Fan
A feathery cook serves midnight feasts to city animals while a lonely street sweeper watches from the shadows, waiting f
Ages 4–8
Naturalist's Apprentice
Nature Art With Chiura Obata
Michael Elsohn Ross
See the world through the eyes of Chiura Obata, an artist who captured the beauty of Yosemite and the harsh reality of W
Ages 8–12
Captured History
Migrant Mother: How a Photograph Defined the Great Depression
Don Nardo
One haunting portrait of a migrant mother shocked the nation and pushed the U.S. government to provide essential relief
Ages 10–14
Meadowlands
Thomas F. Yezerski
Hidden among parking lots and train tracks, the resilient plants and animals of the New Jersey wetlands are staging a re
Ages 5–10
Macho!
Victor Villasenor
Seventeen-year-old Roberto leaves Mexico for the grueling fruit fields of California, facing the raw reality of migrant
Ages 14–18
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