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Believe it or not, this is not the first Thanksgiving that the U.S. has experienced at the same time as a pandemic. Rettie and the Ragamuffin Parade: A Thanksgiving Story is set during the 1918 influenza pandemic. It is a story about love and family — perfect for the holidays.

Born on November 22, 1925, Jerrie Mock was the first woman to fly solo around the world. Learn more about her incredible life, and her race with Joan Merriam-Smith to complete Amelia Earhart's Quest, in Aim for the Skies! https://t.co/cmyLCQ7Ajh @AimeeBissonette

Today is #NationalPrincessDay! Celebrate with an alphabet fit for royalty, and read P is for Princess! @StevenLayne 👑 https://t.co/YpQ5xsA8vL

Raccoon's Perfect Snowman is a sweet story for readers who struggle with being a perfectionist, or asking for forgiveness. Head over to @CBaldwinAuthor's blog https://t.co/QhFcnRC7w2 to read more, and enter a giveaway! @KatiaWish ☃️

Happy Veterans Day from Sleeping Bea Press 🇺🇸
H is for Honor: A Military Family Alphabet explores the branches of the Armed Services and speaks from the heart about the honor, privileges and sacrifices of military families everywhere. https://t.co/7gzlFlEuAn

You've heard the infamous Gordon Lightfoot song, but have you ever read the story of The Edmund Fitzgerald? Today marks 45 years since the ship sank to the bottom of Lake Superior. Written by the author- illustrator duo behind Michigan's Official Children's Book.

Happy Birthday, Benjamin Banneker! Born on November 9, 1731, Banneker led an extraordinary life, and was an innovator in the fields of science and mathematics. Read more about Benjamin Banneker in Ticktock Banneker's Clock: https://t.co/AzuGAioLLv 🕑

It's #NationalSTEAMDay! We're celebrating with some science facts and kidlit illustration from H is for Honey Bee! 🐝 https://t.co/6f9X6ZJAI7

Sleeping Bear Press wishes you a safe and happy Halloween night! 👻🎃 If you missed it, you can unwind at story time with a reading of Mother Ghost by @KolarRachel here: https://t.co/eUyRfJrBMp

Our final Frankenstein can be found in Mother Ghost, by @KolarRachel & illus. by @rolandgarrigue 👻 Fun Fact: the idea for Frankenstein came to Mary Shelley in a dream! Spooky... https://t.co/Z9OfEWeng2 #FrankensteinFriday #Halloween #kidlit #illustration