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Gaijin by Matt Faulkner (2014) is a beautifully crafted graphic novel about Japanese internment camps in the USA during WWII. Continue reading
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Gaijin by Matt Faulkner (2014) is a beautifully crafted graphic novel about Japanese internment camps in the USA during WWII. Continue reading
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Winner of the 1958 Newberry Medal, Rifles for Watie is second only to The Bronze Bow (1962 Winner) in the Newberry’s best books. Continue reading
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Henry Aaron by Bill Gutman (1974) is a great piece of baseball lore, of Americana, and a fun piece of history to read. Continue reading
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RFK: His Life and Death by the Editors of American Heritage (1968) takes a helpful, immediate look at the RFK assassination. Continue reading
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If you think today’s news cycle is wildly new territory, then you need to read 1968 by Mark Kurlansky (2003). A Christian review. Continue reading
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This excellent 1961 Newberry Winner is the fictionalized yet true story of “The Lost Woman of San Nicolas” who survived 18 years alone on an island off the coast of 19th Century California. Finally a survival tale starring a girl! Continue reading
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My gut response to the madness of Minneapolis is not very Christian. Thank God for his convicting Word! Continue reading
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Manhunt by James L. Swanson (2006) is a fascinating read about the 12-day hunt for Lincoln’s killer. A Christian review. Continue reading