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Apr 20, 2010 · In Ellen Wittlinger's new middle grade novel THIS MEANS WAR, Juliet Klostermeyer is a typical bike-riding, roller skating, candy-bar-eating kind of kid, navigating the changes that always come with growing up.
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- Ellen Wittlinger
Apr 20, 2010 · Wittlinger latches on to a poignant metaphor for war in this lively and readable tale set against the backdrop of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. Fifth-grader Juliet lives near a growing military base, which has brought in an influx of new kids, including the rowdy Patsy.
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- Ellen Wittlinger
This Means War! by Ellen Wittlinger - October 1962. Juliet Klostermeyer's world is turning upside down. All she hears from her parents and teachers and on th...
- Ellen Wittlinger
- April 20, 2010
- Hardcover
Apr 20, 2010 · THIS MEANS WAR! by Ellen Wittlinger ‧ RELEASE DATE: April 20, 2010. It’s the fall of 1962. With Soviet missiles in Cuba, a war with Russia seems imminent. Amid community-wide fears of annihilation, Juliet Klostermeyer is experiencing her own personal problem.
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All the talk of war makes Juliet uneasy. As the challenges become more and more dangerous, Juliet has to decide what she stands for--and what's worth fighting for. This is a powerful middle-grade coming of age novel from teen powerhouse Ellen Wittlinger.
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Jun 26, 2012 · This Means War! on Apple Books. Ellen Wittlinger. 5.0 • 5 Ratings. $10.99. Publisher Description. October 1962. Juliet Klostermeyer's world is turning upside down. All she hears from her parents and teachers and on the news is the Russian threat and the Cuban Missile Crisis. And things aren't much better at home.
