The 1st is called Jingo Fever by Stephanie Golightly Lowden. Jingo Fever is the story of young Adele Klein, a German-American girl who has come with her mother from Milwaukee to live in Ashland, a small town in northern Wisconsin on the shores of Lake Superior, for the summer of 1918. In this historical novel for middle-grade readers, Adelle struggles to cope with the local patriotic fervor, in support of American troops abroad during World War I . . . spilling over into a hatred of all things of German origin. The 2nd is called Flames of the Tiger by John Wilson. In this a bit named Dieter is seduced by the pomp and circumstance of war as a boy growing up during Hitler's rise to power. But as global hostilities intensify, Dieter is called upon to fight for his country in a conflict that he doesn't fully understand. The 3rd is called Sunrise Over Fallujah by Walter Dean Myers. A powerful new novel about the heroics and horror of war with memorable characters.