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Book Set 7 - Bold & Brave
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Real People who Triumphed over Adversity
Real People who Triumphed over Adversity
Books included in Book Set 7
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You will enjoy reading this story about Charles (Toby) Stoudt, who served proudly
in the Merchant Marines from 1944 to 1946. He was truly an unsung hero on the sea.
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After Marguerite's father was taken to Auschwitz concentration camp and murdered there, she and her sister were hidden with a Catholic family to keep them safe until the war’s end. Marguerite and her sister survived the war, but her mother did not.
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When Sol was just a young boy, Nazis invaded and burned his hometown, causing his family to go on the run. They managed to stay together through two forced Soviet labor camps, the chaos that followed the end of the war and all the hardships that came with it. After the war was finally over, the family managed to immigrate to Canada, where Sol still lives to this day.
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Both Sukey and Cece have sad stories to tell, but how the stories end is what fills my heart with joy and praise to God for using them in such ways. These are stories of hope, stories of resilience and courage.
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Those who helped runaway slaves were called abolitionists. They provided a network of secret routes and safe houses, called the Underground Railroad, for those escaping slavery. This book shares stories about real people and their experiences in the state of Illinois.
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When Bill went from farm life to the battlefield, his world changed in an instance. Read to find out what he had to endure in the war.
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The story of a brave and loyal war dog. Rossi has been honored for his faithful service to the United States.
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Mother Bickerdyke cared for Union soldiers on 19 battlefields during the Civil War. She organized 300 field hospitals and saved many lives.
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Bob was like thousands of other small town farm boys during the WWII era who did their duty to keep America free.
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Young Edgar Harrell was a United States Marine during World War II. His top-secret mission took him aboard the USS Indianapolis, and on July 30, 1945 the Japanese sank his ship. Edgar found himself surrounded by a group of men in the Philippine Sea in the middle of the night. The men were terrified, and during hot days and cold nights they found themselves alone in shark-infested waters.