The Story of the First and Second World Wars Pair Pack

The Story of the First and Second World Wars Pair

Suitable for 9 - 11 years

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Fact: no one can show you just what it was like. But this is as close as it gets. Sorry, folks: you can’t go back in time to see the two world wars in action. (Even if you could, your parents would never agree.) But you can read these books. Basically: as close to it all as any kid today can get. They’re stuffed with facts, maps, colour photos, eyewitness accounts, newspaper articles, ration books, posters, weapons and kit. All the things that make it FEEL real. Can you identify a German A7V tank? What does the inside of a U-boat look like? How do you make a roast goose out of lentils? Now you know.

A clear and simple overview of World Wars 1 and 2

Created in association with the Imperial War Museums

Key facts, background information, maps and photos

Close-up look at weapons, daily life, rationing and more

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Paperback

Date published

January 7th, 2016

Condition

New

UK edition

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The Story of the First World War for Children

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