Middle School Sleuths: A True Story of Courage, Compassion, and a Life-Changing Service Learning Project What happens when a group of middle school students take on a real-life mystery from the Holocaust? In this powerful nonfiction story, young investigators uncover the lost history of two child refugees who escaped Nazi Germany in 1938. Separated for 73 years , these Holocaust survivors had no way of finding each other-until a group of determined middle schoolers embarked on a service learning project that would change their lives forever. Inside this inspirational children's Holocaust book, readers will discover: ✔️ A real-life detective story where students track down historical records, photos, and documents ✔️ The moving reunion of two unaccompanied child refugees decades after their separation ✔️ A powerful example of how young people can make a difference in preserving history ✔️ An engaging, classroom-ready resource for middle school education, Holocaust studies, and service learning projects ✨ As featured on Oprah! This gripping true story of resilience and immigration is an essential addition to any collection of Holocaust books for kids, educational nonfiction, and middle school history books . Perfect for: ✅ Middle school and upper elementary classrooms ✅ Holocaust education and biography projects ✅ Students interested in real-life mysteries and history ✅ Service learning and social justice discussions Empower young readers with this unforgettable story of courage, perseverance, and the power of youth-led action. ➡️ Order your copy today and inspire the next generation of history detectives!