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Baseball’s Shining Season: America’s Pastime on the Brink of War
Skillfully interweaving sports history with critical social and political contexts, this is an invaluable resource for students interested in American history, civil rights, and the enduring power of sports. An excellent and insightful historical non-fiction work and a must-have addition for school libraries.
Shipwrecked!: Diving for Hidden Time Capsules on the Ocean Floor
Full of adventure and numerous explorations of the value of perseverance, this title will capture the attention of readers through a wealth of scientific and historical details.
Picturing a Nation: The Great Depression’s Finest Photographers Introduce America to Itself
This is a great example of the power of visually documenting history. It will provide important human commentary in history classes and will be enjoyed by both history and photography enthusiasts. Recommended for all libraries.
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Race Through the Skies: The Week the World Learned To Fly
The topic doesn’t fall easily into categories and might require hand selling, but this captivating nonfiction read will appeal to anyone interested in the history of flight, inventions, or thrill sports.
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1919: The Year That Changed America
Well researched and presented in an attractive manner, Sandler's text delivers a solid look at a pivotal year.
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Apollo 8: The Mission That Changed Everything
An out-of-this-world exploration of the space race—and a must-have for most nonfiction collections.
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Apollo 8: The Mission That Changed Everything
An out-of-this-world exploration of the space race—and a must-have for most nonfiction collections.
The Whydah: A Pirate Ship Feared, Wrecked, and Found
A captivating read on pirates, with insights into contemporary underwater research techniques. Considering the popularity of the subject, this volume will likely not sit on shelves long.
Iron Rails, Iron Men, and the Race to Link the Nation: The Story of the Transcontinental Railroad
Sandler tells a good story, filled with complex characters, adventure, and heartache, and he meticulously documents his research efforts.
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