Battling the Klan

by Norma Jean Lutz

In 1924, Addy Moe and her cousin, Harry Allerton, find it hard to believe, but many of their friends accept the hateful views of the Ku Klux Klan. When Addy shows kindness to a Jewish immigrant named Dvora, other girls at school become angry. Then the two cousins discover a white hood and robe at the house of some friends. Someone they know belongs to the Klan. Who is it? Harry and Addy soon learn the Klan member's identity, and also uncover an evil plot against Dvora and her uncle. What can they do to stop it?

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