In this historical fiction book by former educator Nancy Lesourd, young readers can experience American history through the letters of two girls at the start of World War II: Meredith, who is determined to learn to fly after arriving at the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii, until she finds herself in the middle of the bombing attack; and her friend Catherine, who records the home front news from Washington, D.C. as the United States shifts from doubt about the war into action--and as she wonders if her father stationed at Pearl Harbor survived. Filled with period-accurate information, this book brings history to life and is also perfect for classrooms or homeschool use.Within this novel in Liberty Letters series, late-elementary and middle school readers can explore the fictionalized story of two girls who find themselves in the middle of world-shaping events.Standing on the airfield in Hawaii, watching a boy her age take his first solo flight, Meredith vows again to learn to fly. In Washington, D.C., her friend Catherine is equally determined to write real news stories for the school newspaper. As December 7, 1941 approaches, the girls have no idea their faith and their dreams are about to carry them through one of the biggest events in the life of their nation.While reading Attack at Pearl Harbor, readers 8-12 will also encounter:Period-accurate historical details that help bring history to life in an entertaining and educational wayAn exploration of the challenges and barriers women faced in that time period, including tests to their faithA chance to think through how they may have reacted in these important times … and how they can act today as history continues to unfold around them.Attack at Pearl Harbor is:an ideal addition to homeschool or classroom history curriculumsperfect for any young woman interested in history or what they can do to shape our worlda great gift for birthdays or holidays that will also empower and inspire the young girl in your lifeAnd if you enjoyed Attack at Pearl Harbor, don’t forget to check out the other books in the Liberty Letters series: Adventures in Jamestown, Escape on the Underground Railroad; and Secrets of Civil War Spies

In this historical fiction book by former educator Nancy Lesourd, young readers can experience American history through the letters of two girls witnessing the Civil War firsthand: Molly, who joins a spy ring against the Confederacy in Richmond supported by her Union-loyal aunt; and Emma, who disguised herself as a boy to help the Yankee cause, and who is based on the real-life Sarah Emma Edmunds. Filled with period-accurate information, this book brings history to life and is also perfect for classrooms or homeschool use.Within this novel in Liberty Letters series, late-elementary and middle school readers can explore the fictionalized story of two girls who find themselves in the middle of world-shaping events.Desperate to help the Union, Emma dresses herself as a boy and enlists as a Yankee soldier, and is soon fighting with her regiment on Virginia battlefields and spying for the Union. While in Richmond, her friend Molly discovers a spy ring against the Confederacy and finds herself aiding their cause. While the war tears the nation apart, both girls must find a way to keep their secrets safe and decide whether they will risk everything--including their lives and freedom--for what they believe.While reading Secrets of Civil War Spies, readers 8-12 will also encounter:Period-accurate historical details that help bring history to life in an entertaining and educational way—including information on the actual Sarah Emma EdmundsAn exploration of the challenges and barriers women faced in that time period, including tests to their beliefsA chance to think through how they may have reacted in these important times … and how they can act today as history continues to unfold around them.Secrets of Civil War Spies is:an ideal addition to homeschool or classroom history curriculumsperfect for any young woman interested in history or what they can do to shape our world today based on the important lessons of the pasta great gift for birthdays or holidays that will also empower and inspire the young girl in your lifeAnd if you enjoyed Secrets of Civil War Spies, don’t forget to check out the other books in the Liberty Letters series: Adventures in Jamestown, Escape on the Underground Railroad, and Attack at Pearl Harbor

In this historical fiction book by former educator Nancy Lesourd, young readers can experience American history through the letters of two girls involved with the Underground Railroad: Hannah, who is shocked to discover her Virginian family is helping escaped slaves make their way North and more shocked by what she learns from an orphaned runaway, and her friend Sarah, who sees the evils of slavery firsthand when a young man is brought Philadelphia home, a slave catcher hot on his heels. Filled with period-accurate information, this book brings history to life and is also perfect for classrooms or homeschool use.Within this novel in Liberty Letters series, late-elementary and middle school readers can explore the fictionalized story of two girls who find themselves in the middle of world-shaping events.Hannah’s world is shaken when she discovers her family’s involvement with the Underground Railroad. When runaways find their way to her Virginia home, she must decide if she will play it safe or join her family to help the slaves escape. In Philadelphia, her friend Sarah is drawn into the life of a seven-year-old orphaned slave, whose health and mental state has been shattered by the evils of slavery. As the danger increases, the girls must find the courage they need to act before it is too late.While reading Escape on the Underground Railroad, readers 8-12 will also encounter:Period-accurate historical details that help bring history to life in a realistic and immersive wayAn exploration of the challenges and barriers women faced in that time period, including tests to their beliefsA chance to think through how they may have reacted in these important times … and how they can act today as history continues to unfold around them.Escape on the Underground Railroad is:an ideal addition to homeschool or classroom history curriculumsperfect for any young woman interested in history or what they can do to shape our world today based on the important lessons of the pasta great gift for birthdays or holidays that will also empower and inspire the young girl in your lifeAnd if you enjoyed Escape on the Underground Railroad, don’t forget to check out the other books in the Liberty Letters series: Adventures in Jamestown, Secrets of Civil War Spies, and Attack at Pearl Harbor

In this historical fiction book by former educator Nancy Lesourd, young readers can experience American history through the letters of two girls at the start of World War II: Meredith, who is determined to learn to fly after arriving at the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii, until she finds herself in the middle of the bombing attack; and her friend Catherine, who records the home front news from Washington, D.C. as the United States shifts from doubt about the war into action--and as she wonders if her father stationed at Pearl Harbor survived. Filled with period-accurate information, this book brings history to life and is also perfect for classrooms or homeschool use.Within this novel in Liberty Letters series, late-elementary and middle school readers can explore the fictionalized story of two girls who find themselves in the middle of world-shaping events.Standing on the airfield in Hawaii, watching a boy her age take his first solo flight, Meredith vows again to learn to fly. In Washington, D.C., her friend Catherine is equally determined to write real news stories for the school newspaper. As December 7, 1941 approaches, the girls have no idea their faith and their dreams are about to carry them through one of the biggest events in the life of their nation.While reading Attack at Pearl Harbor, readers 8-12 will also encounter:Period-accurate historical details that help bring history to life in an entertaining and educational wayAn exploration of the challenges and barriers women faced in that time period, including tests to their faithA chance to think through how they may have reacted in these important times … and how they can act today as history continues to unfold around them.Attack at Pearl Harbor is:an ideal addition to homeschool or classroom history curriculumsperfect for any young woman interested in history or what they can do to shape our worlda great gift for birthdays or holidays that will also empower and inspire the young girl in your lifeAnd if you enjoyed Attack at Pearl Harbor, don’t forget to check out the other books in the Liberty Letters series: Adventures in Jamestown, Escape on the Underground Railroad; and Secrets of Civil War Spies

In this historical fiction book by former educator Nancy Lesourd, young readers can experience American history through the letters of two girls witnessing the Civil War firsthand: Molly, who joins a spy ring against the Confederacy in Richmond supported by her Union-loyal aunt; and Emma, who disguised herself as a boy to help the Yankee cause, and who is based on the real-life Sarah Emma Edmunds. Filled with period-accurate information, this book brings history to life and is also perfect for classrooms or homeschool use.Within this novel in Liberty Letters series, late-elementary and middle school readers can explore the fictionalized story of two girls who find themselves in the middle of world-shaping events.Desperate to help the Union, Emma dresses herself as a boy and enlists as a Yankee soldier, and is soon fighting with her regiment on Virginia battlefields and spying for the Union. While in Richmond, her friend Molly discovers a spy ring against the Confederacy and finds herself aiding their cause. While the war tears the nation apart, both girls must find a way to keep their secrets safe and decide whether they will risk everything--including their lives and freedom--for what they believe.While reading Secrets of Civil War Spies, readers 8-12 will also encounter:Period-accurate historical details that help bring history to life in an entertaining and educational way—including information on the actual Sarah Emma EdmundsAn exploration of the challenges and barriers women faced in that time period, including tests to their beliefsA chance to think through how they may have reacted in these important times … and how they can act today as history continues to unfold around them.Secrets of Civil War Spies is:an ideal addition to homeschool or classroom history curriculumsperfect for any young woman interested in history or what they can do to shape our world today based on the important lessons of the pasta great gift for birthdays or holidays that will also empower and inspire the young girl in your lifeAnd if you enjoyed Secrets of Civil War Spies, don’t forget to check out the other books in the Liberty Letters series: Adventures in Jamestown, Escape on the Underground Railroad, and Attack at Pearl Harbor

In this historical fiction book by former educator Nancy Lesourd, young readers can experience American history through the letters of two girls involved with the Underground Railroad: Hannah, who is shocked to discover her Virginian family is helping escaped slaves make their way North and more shocked by what she learns from an orphaned runaway, and her friend Sarah, who sees the evils of slavery firsthand when a young man is brought Philadelphia home, a slave catcher hot on his heels. Filled with period-accurate information, this book brings history to life and is also perfect for classrooms or homeschool use.Within this novel in Liberty Letters series, late-elementary and middle school readers can explore the fictionalized story of two girls who find themselves in the middle of world-shaping events.Hannah’s world is shaken when she discovers her family’s involvement with the Underground Railroad. When runaways find their way to her Virginia home, she must decide if she will play it safe or join her family to help the slaves escape. In Philadelphia, her friend Sarah is drawn into the life of a seven-year-old orphaned slave, whose health and mental state has been shattered by the evils of slavery. As the danger increases, the girls must find the courage they need to act before it is too late.While reading Escape on the Underground Railroad, readers 8-12 will also encounter:Period-accurate historical details that help bring history to life in a realistic and immersive wayAn exploration of the challenges and barriers women faced in that time period, including tests to their beliefsA chance to think through how they may have reacted in these important times … and how they can act today as history continues to unfold around them.Escape on the Underground Railroad is:an ideal addition to homeschool or classroom history curriculumsperfect for any young woman interested in history or what they can do to shape our world today based on the important lessons of the pasta great gift for birthdays or holidays that will also empower and inspire the young girl in your lifeAnd if you enjoyed Escape on the Underground Railroad, don’t forget to check out the other books in the Liberty Letters series: Adventures in Jamestown, Secrets of Civil War Spies, and Attack at Pearl Harbor