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Everything: World War II: Facts and Photos from the Front Line to the Home Front! | National Geographic Kids

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Everything: World War II: Facts and Photos from the Front Line to the Home Front! | National Geographic Kids

@Cuilin @dabbe I have so many World War II books. I definitely plan on reading the three adult books in September. After that, I will throw in the middle grade novels, if I'm not tired of this time period by then. #BookedInTime #WorldWarII

Cuilin Great variety there. Enjoy. 2y

Deblovestoread We Were the Lucky Ones is amazing! 2y

sblbooks @Deblovestoread good to know, I think I'll start with that one. 2y

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Everything: World War II: Facts and Photos from the Front Line to the Home Front! | National Geographic Kids

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This book by National Geographic Kids is aimed at children aged 8+ is a UK-centric breezy overview of World War II from Appeasement to the dropping of the A-bombs. There are plenty of pictures and it‘s written in a way that‘s easy to understand, but I was surprised there‘s no mention of the Bletchley Park code breakers or the black market that surrounded rationing and it conflates sonar and radar, when they‘re subtly different.

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