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We the Peoples
Written by Lisa Harkrader
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Formed in 1945, the United Nations has had one goal: to keep peace in the world. This book provides the history of the United Nations from its beginning to the twenty-first century.
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Lisa Harkrader
Lisa Harkrader's debut novel, AIRBALL: My Life in Briefs (Roaring Brook), was a Bank Street College Best book of the year, a Texas Lonestar Award Nominee, a Junior Library Guild Selection, and New York Public Library Best Book for the Teen Age. She makes her home with her family on a farm in Kansas. Visit her website at ldharkrader.com.
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