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Day of Infamy: Attack on Pearl Harbor (Graphic History) Review

Day of Infamy: Attack on Pearl Harbor (Graphic History)
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The same is achieved in Steve White's DAY OF INFAMY: ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR, which provides a colorful graphic novel focusing on Pearl Harbor events. These histories will also appeal to young adults studying the facts of military history - this audience will find a much more accessible format and history, here.

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On December 7, 1941, the Japanese Navy launched a surprise attack on American military bases in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Masterfully planned and executed, the attack devastated the US Pacific Fleet; in less than two hours, Japanese aircraft had sunk or damaged all eight US battleships anchored in the harbor and had destroyed 151 planes. Thrust into battle, the United States could have only one response: war. DAY OF INFAMY portrays the attack that drove the United States into World War II in full-color, historically-accurate comic book narrative. Featuring the personal stories of front-line heroes like Ken Taylor, George Welch, and mess attendant Dorie Miller, DAY OF INFAMY also provides rich background material – causes and consequences, key players, and a glossary of terms – as well as a list of additional resources that encourages readers to delve further into the time period. DAY OF INFAMY is the ultimate way to experience how Pearl Harbor unfolded and to introduce a lifelong passion for reading.

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Captured Off Guard: The Attack on Pearl Harbor (Graphic Flash Graphic Novels) Review

Captured Off Guard: The Attack on Pearl Harbor (Graphic Flash Graphic Novels)
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This book would be quite good to draw children's attention to the story of the Titanic. If they are low proficient English speakers, the text is succinct enough and the language structure is adequate to serve the needs of ELLs or ESLs who are starting to learn English. Although it may seem very simple, the story is useful for language learning. If you are looking for a Titanic related text that has more complexity, Isabel's Soto, also from the Graphic Library collection is also very useful.

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While camping out, Hank and his best friend James hear loud explosions. Pearl Harbor is under attack! James wants to hide out, but Hank wants to capture the battle on his trusty camera. Will this he risk his life for the snapshot of a lifetime?

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