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Dear America Wiki is an online encyclopedia about the historical fiction series, Dear America, its spin-offs, My Name Is America, My America, and The Royal Diaries, and the international series it inspired, My Story, My Australian Story, My New Zealand Story, Dear Canada, I Am Canada, Mon Histoire, and more. The wiki is working towards creating concise and informative articles on the books and characters. This format allows anyone to create or edit articles, so we can all work to make a comprehensive database.

The books of Dear America and its spin-offs are mostly told through a diary format, taking readers back in time to see through the eyes of young people all around the world. Topics covered in the American series' range from the Jamestown settlement to the California Gold Rush to the sinking of the RMS Titanic to the Vietnam War. International series like My Story, Dear Canada, and My Australian Story deal with topics related to their respective countries. The Royal Diaries, while sharing the same format of Dear America, instead tells fictionalized portrayals of real-life people like Cleopatra and Elizabeth.

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  • Foul language is not allowed under any circumstances.
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  • All of the pages should include real, factual content.
  • If the edits you make do not provide anything to the wiki, you'll be warned.
  • If you continue with those edits, you'll be banned.
  • Please see our policy page

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Happy Women's History Month from Dear America Wiki.

Follows thirteen-year-old Kathleen Bowen, who lives in Washington D.C. during the turbulent year of 1917. Her mother is a suffragette fighting for the right for women to vote. Meanwhile, the war is raging in Europe and soon the United States joins. Read more...

Other books about women's rights: Suffragette, A Tale of Two Families, Twentieth-Century Girl, Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, Give Us the Vote!, Princess Sophia Duleep Singh

Time-for-Courage

How to help

All pages can be edited and you are welcome to join us and contribute to this wiki. Everyone is free to create a new page or edit an existing one. If you have any questions about the wiki or helping out, you can ask one of Dear America Wiki's administrators.

  • If you are new to wikis, you may want to read the help page.
  • A list of all help pages can be found in .
  • If you want to help but you're not sure where to start, try improving the various articles by expanding them.
  • Another helpful activity would be to check the list of wanted pages for frequently linked-to articles that don't exist yet.
  • You can find a list of useful templates on .
  • If you want to experiment with editing a wiki, please do it in a sandbox, not in articles.

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My Australian Story

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Disclaimers

  • Dear America and its various spin-offs are all ™ and © of Scholastic. This wiki is believed to fall under the United States fair use copyright laws and does not pretend to be official in any way whatsoever.
  • The books on this wiki are all fictional works, despite being based on actual historical events. Some books also include a fictionalized portrayal of a real-life person. In cases where the character has a major role an extra warning is included on the page(s).


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