Can a group of kids save the world? The Cold War was a scary time. Nuclear war seemed imminent; school children practiced ‘duck and cover’, families built bomb shelters.
And on the eve of the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, as U.S. and Russian ships face off near Cuba and the world teeters on the edge of war, Shawn Stuckey and his friends form a secret club, the Nuclear Undercover Kids Espionage Service, or N.U.K.E.S., so they can do their own bit to save the world. First up: exposing their science teacher as a Russian spy! This humorous book with serious undertones will encourage young readers to learn more about an important time in history.
N.U.K.E.S. (ISBN: 978-1-60911-
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“N.U.K.E.S. works on so many levels. Besides being laugh-out-loud funny, it shows the reader the value of looking for the best in people, especially in the worst of times.” – Lynda Durrant, author of My Last Skirt and The Beaded Moccasins
About the Author: Lavern Holdeman is a history buff who wants to share his love for history with young people through the use of humor and an engaging story. His particular interest is the 1960s and ‘70s, which was a watershed era of turmoil, change and historical significance for America. Holdeman was the same age as his “Undercover Kids” during the Cuban missile crisis, and he still recalls the fear and suspicion aroused by this event. He lives in Omaha, Nebraska.
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