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Molly Takes Flight

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World War Two is changing everything in Molly's life. First Dad left for England, and now Aunt Eleanor plans to join the WASPs—the Women's Airforce Service Pilots. In Molly Takes Flight, Molly longs for something that won't change, like the North Star shining at the end of the Little Dipper.

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After you read Molly's story, learn how to make your own stargazer, just like Molly might have made.

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childrensmiddle gradeyoung adult

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