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Kumari: The Living Goddess of Nepal Samman Tyata
The Battle of Thermopylae: Betrayed, Bloodied, and Besieged Matthew Rios
Thank Frogs for Volta’s Battery Cameron Ramirez
“Fleet”: The Story of the First African American Catcher Rebekah Esquivel
The Norwegian Heavy Water Sabotage: Stopping Hitler’s Atomic Bomb Alexis Renteria

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