Gail Herman

Jump in Twin dogs Moffie and Morgie are incredibly excited for their very first tee ball practice. Moffie is absolutely certain that she is going to step up to the plate and hit a massive home run on her first try. Why it pulls you in Things do not go exactly as planned. While everyone else on the team seems to be a natural at hitting and catching, Moffie struggles to get the hang of the game. It is frustrating when you want to be the best right away! You will follow along as Moffie learns that nobody is perfect on their first day, and that the true secret to success is not magic, but hard work. Who it is for Young readers who love sports, relatable school moments, and stories about trying your best.

The Holocaust remains one of the darkest and most devastating chapters in human history. During this unimaginable genocide, as many as twelve million people were systematically murdered in Nazi death camps, including six million Jewish men, women, and children. This thoughtful, well-researched book provides a clear and factual introduction to these horrific events. You will trace the dangerous rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party, learning how their rabid anti-Semitism slowly infected a nation. The narrative carefully explains the progression of the regime's cruelty, from the passing of humiliating anti-Jewish laws to the forced relocation of families into overcrowded ghettos across Eastern Europe, and ultimately to the horrors of the Final Solution. While the subject matter is profoundly serious, this account is written to be accessible and educational, offering essential historical context. It stands as a vital reminder of the past, ensuring that the victims are never forgotten and that future generations understand the true cost of unchecked hatred.

While she is often remembered as the wife of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King was a powerful and influential civil rights leader in her own right. Growing up in Alabama, she was a brilliant student who graduated as her high school's valedictorian before becoming one of the first African American students to attend Antioch College in Ohio. This gripping biography paints a vivid portrait of a remarkably smart and courageous woman. You will discover how Coretta first became politically active by joining the NAACP, long before she met her famous husband. After his tragic assassination in 1968, she did not step away from the spotlight; instead, she bravely assumed leadership of the Civil Rights Movement. Learn how she spent her later years tirelessly fighting for equality across the globe, advocating for the Women's Rights Movement, championing LGBT rights, and working to end apartheid in South Africa. Discover the inspiring true story of a woman who dedicated her entire life to justice and peace.

Stepping up to the plate took more than just athletic skill for Jackie Robinson, it took incredible courage. In a time when professional sports were strictly segregated, he broke barriers and made history by becoming the very first African American to play Major League Baseball. This inspiring biography takes you inside the life of a true American hero. You will discover Jackie's early days as a gifted multi-sport athlete and follow his challenging journey to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Facing intense prejudice and unfair treatment from fans and even other players, Jackie refused to fight back with anger. Instead, he let his spectacular talent on the baseball diamond do the talking. Learn how his bravery, dignity, and unmatched skill not only changed the game of baseball forever but also helped ignite the modern Civil Rights Movement. This is the powerful true story of a legend who proved that true strength comes from within.