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Felso
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Fascinating listen!

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jenniferw88
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February's choice - from the Women's Prize for Nonfiction

#12booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

TheEllieMo How have I not heard of this one?! Looks like a must-read! 7d
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Daisey
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It‘s been several years since I read Code Talkers, but it is still one of my favorite historical fiction books set during WWII. Grenade is about the Battle of Okinawa. The books on the right are nonfiction for middle grade readers.

#MiddleGradeMonday #MiddleGrade #WWII #MsDsLibrary

Karisimo I almost used Code Breaker for my post 😊 1mo
Daisey @Karisimo It‘s a good one! I really should reread it at some point. 1mo
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Amiable
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Nina Willner tells the incredible true story of two Jewish boys —one of them her father, Eddie —who miraculously escaped after 3 years in various Nazi death camps and found their way to rescue by a company of U.S. Army 3rd Armored Division tankers. It‘s a truly remarkable story of perseverance and the triumph of the human spirit in the face of inhumanity and depravity.
#NFN
#NonfictionNovember

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readswellwithothers
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Posting my 2025 Buddy-reads with my Mom♥️

To have this experience of discovery and discussion with my mother is so special and precious to me. It is another level entirely to get different perspectives on the same material, and it has been such a pleasure to learn things about one another along the way.

These are favorites! Mom and I have both referred back to these in conversation several times. The tagged book is a hidden, heartwarming gem!

Suet624 How lovely. 1mo
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bibliothecarivs
Winston's War | Max Hastings
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Recent acquisition for our personal library.

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Mpcacher
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This is a fascinating true story of an American woman who finds out that her grandparents were spying for Germany and Japan and their work contributed to enabling the Pearl Harbor attack. She skillfully documents what her research discovered as we relive the months and days before the event. The research also reveals that that some incompetence on the part of the USA prevented the discovery of the plans. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC. 4.25/5

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Amiable
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It‘s Friday night and I‘m feeling alright…

My favorite day of the week. ❤️❤️

Ruthiella Please read the Irving first and report back! 😉😂 1mo
Amiable @Ruthiella I‘m 104 pages in and enjoying it so far! 🤞🏼 1mo
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Chelsea.Poole
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I have listened to 3 Garrett Graff full-cast audiobooks and I love all 3. This one is about all about the atomic bomb: perspectives from scientific minds through history theorizing the making of this weapon, and the great minds who came together to crest it, to the military officers and world leaders who helped carry out the mission of using it, and those impacted by the explosion in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Another expertly researched deep dive.

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audraelizabeth
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It was short but great. I had never heard of this unit. #audible