A BUNCH OF HISTORICAL FICTION | MOSTLY WWII YA

[@MichaelHardgrove]

250 students and no prep time!!! God bless you. Despite that you are taking the time to make videos to help other teachers: thank you so much, on behalf of all teachers. Thank you

[@MemphisJones]

Thank you for putting The Women on my radar. As a female veteran I spend a lot of time at the VA and I continually say that my generation of vets MUST stand up for the Vietnam Vets who are still without.

[@toocoolformiddleschoolblog]

Thank you for your service!

[@MemphisJones]

Thank you, it was (and still is) my honor to have done so.

[@Miss.Dannie]

Your video just came in time. I’m currently working on my Master’s degree in Social Studies Education. And my professor just gave us an assignment to come up with a list a of ya books this is based on WWII, that we can display in our classroom

[@siuaraine]

Susan Meissner also wrote (among other stuff) Only the Beautiful. One of the most memorable WW2 books I've ever read!

[@desi_ree_2248]

This video is great. Thank you. I was wondering if you knew of any books set during the women’s suffrage movement? I’ve found an article, but so many are parts of series and a Fiona Davis books that reviews say aren’t really from a suffragettes perspective. With so much historical fiction out there I’ve been surprised I can’t find a book from this perspective! A WWII rec you might be interested in is Sunray Alice by Jeremy Hepler. It’s actually about the Nazi POWs that were in Texas. It has few reviews, but I listened to an interview with the author and when he found out about this hidden history he felt he had to write about it.