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Audiobooks by Susan Martins Miller
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Pressure from businesses and stores convinced FDR to try making Thanksgiving a week earlier than usual during the Great Depression. However, the change caused so much confusion and even anger that Congress passed a law declaring Thanksgiving would always be the fourth Thursday in November.
Volunteers are the heart of the Red Cross, an international relief organization. Through a lot of unpaid work and with great persistence, Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross. The organization has been successful in keeping hope alive for many people during times of need.
The President of the United States is a powerful person. How does a president use this power to help others? This book tells the story of how some presidents worked to help make life better for millions of Americans. Discover how their actions changed the world and made it a better place.
No one likes to be treated unfairly. No one likes to be treated like they don't matter. Maria Elena Lucas understood that and dedicated her life to changing the way Mexican migrant workers were treated. Her story is one of courage, determination, and triumph.
T.K. and his family moved from Oklahoma to California because a big dust storm in April of 1935 ruined their farm. Their life is hard as the whole family picks crops for a living and they live in a tent. When a photographer comes to their camp to take pictures of the workers, T.K. decides he wants to have his picture taken so the photographer can tell his story.