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What We've Learned: Just the Facts

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By Catherine Thimmesh, Sally Walker, Susan Campbell Bartoletti
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
“A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…” CCRRAAASH! RATTA-tat-tat. And also… horns, trumpets, trombones — the oompah of a tuba — the violins, the violas, the strings swelling… Fact: The full orchestral tutti blast of the Star Wars crawl is as familiar to me as the “Happy Birthday” song. And yet — and yet…when I hear a live orchestra accompaniment, it leaves my eyes moist and my chest thumping.
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What We've Learned: Telling the Whole Story

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By Sally Walker, Susan Campbell Bartoletti, Marc Aronson
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
Researching and writing Secrets of a Civil War Submarine: Solving the Mysteries of the H. L. Hunley (Carolrhoda) gave me an opportunity to do something new. To think outside two traditional curriculum/literary “boxes.” I’ve always loved reading about American history — many of my ancestors fought in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and both World Wars.
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What We've Learned: Bridget's Hands

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By Susan Campbell Bartoletti, Marc Aronson, Judy Ehrenstein
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
An image of thirty-year-old Bridget O’Donnel stays in my mind. She stares straight ahead with her arms around her two daughters. They’re barefoot. Their clothing ragged and torn. Their bodies gaunt. Their eyes dark hollows. The older daughter leans into her mother; the younger daughter stands, arms folded.
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