Still voting for this book as a good one.
Added tags too.
For a younger audience (think young primary school as compared to the mature novels listed above), try Baseball Saved Us by Ken Mochizuki. It’s about a young boy that gets moved to a Japanese internment camp in the states because of the irrational fear from Pearl Harbour. It’s a plainly written picture book that carries deeper meanings as well with how the protagonist’s father tries addressing the situation. It’s a bittersweet book about how all the adults attempt to keep their kids happy by getting introducing baseball.
Many of the WW2 books I end up finding usually take place in the main European conflict, so this is a slight change dealing with the fallout instead
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Technically, the MPHFPC books…sorta.
What?
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The Miss Peregrine’s home for Peculiar Children books are set in 1943. The war is mentioned some, though it’s not really a major plot. The series is more fantasy.
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Oooooh… That’s what the acronym was.
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Yep! The house was destroyed by German bombs. It’s relevant.
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Oooooh… fair call.
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If you look up in the left corner you can see a plane.
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Oh yeah, I’ve seen the film. I just forgot it.
The Last Year of The War and the Spies of Shilling Lane 
@Bookworms you guys know any other books??
uh I read a book once about a girl being forced to make bombs or something during this time period, forgot the name.
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That Bronze Horseman book Cali is always raving about aha
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OMG! Yes! How have I not mentioned it here yet?! However, I still mentioned two others.
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I wonder this as WELL
Oooh yes, haven’t read those two others either tho
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Whaaat?
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