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In 1953 Washington, D.C., teenage Richard, a bookworm whose father works for the FBI, experiences effects of McCarthyism. Punctuated with photos, news headlines, ads, and quotes from the era, this new novel by a "New York Times"-bestselling author breathes new life into a troubling chapter in America's history.

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Elliot's sequel to the acclaimed novel "Under a War-Torn Sky" delivers a moving portrait of the aftermath of war and one young man's courageous quest to help survivors and reclaim the trust of the girl he loves.

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Abandoned by her father after Black Tuesday, thirteen-year-old Bea convinces Mrs. Scott to take in her and her sister in exchange for farm work and Bea bonds with a seemingly untrainable horse.

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Thirteen-year-old Nathaniel Dunn grapples with the possibility of facing his closest friend in battle as the American Revolution explodes in Virginia. Elliott's gripping account captures the hopes and dilemmas of a boy caught in this crucial turning point in American history.

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"[The author] captures life on the U.S. homefront during World War II, weaving a rich portrait of a family reeling from loss and the chilling yet hopeful voyage of fighting for what matters."--

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"For those who have ever felt out of place, this affirming and heartwarming book tells a powerful story of the American South, the love of a dog, and the power of music"--Provided by publisher.

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From the author of the award-winning Under a War-Torn Sky comes a chillingly relatable novel set in the McCarthy era as a young boy makes a crucial choice between trusting authority and his own conscience, now in paperback!

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From the award-winning author of "Under a War-Torn Sky" comes a gripping Civil War novel with a pleasing dose of romance and a compelling view of both sides of the conflict.