I am a 8th grader and i need to know some good books on WW2 anybody know a couple?
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im in 8th grade to, anyhow go to a library and type in World War 2
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A girl tries to hide her Jewish friend from the Nazis during WW2. It's a really good book!
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get spark notes-try sparknotes.com and if they don't have it there go to your closest bookstore and they'll have it-especially if school's in session.
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Check out:  First Day of School by Harry Wong\nFred Jones' material (I forgot the name)\nTeaching with Love and Logic\nThey all have websites.
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I had to do one awhile ago.  I did mine on the political cartoons and opinions during World War 2.  You can try it if you want.  It's kind of simple.  Dr. Seuss was a "huge" political cartoonist.  You can talk about opiniions about events in the cartoons and how they were impacts at the time.
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Do a "Google search".  You should also read some books in the library tagged under Revolutionary War and Women (the Library of Congress)
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Did you try Yahoo! Search? lol. If you did then try SparkNotes.
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there is this book it is really good it is called "the cage" by Ruth Minsky Sender a summary about it is:\n\nWow! what a compelling story to read and think about. The Cage was a great book I could not put it down! By the time two days had passed I had finished the book. \nIt is an amazing account of a young girl's life who endurs all of the hardships of the Holocaust and the torture of the ghettos and concrentation camps. I would reccomend this book to teens and older, because there are many graphic parts, overall a joy to read!!!!!!
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Go to the libray and get a few books on foreign policies WW11.Then get a book on Pres. Roos. and look up foreign policies. Make crib notes so you have info. while you are writing your history assigment at home.
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Because your school district and your teacher are to lazy to locate a book that pertains to issues of today and that children can relate to.  To kill a mocking bird is a excellent book, but for an adult, not a school age student. there are tons of books out their that are more "in touch" with today's society and that kids will actually learn from because they liked reading it.  Sorry you're stuck, maybe you can get some help with the homework on here.
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Hatchet, The River, Where the Red Fern Grows, Harry Potter, White Fang, The Indian in the Cupboard, A Wrinkle In Time (there are several books in the series), The Janitor's Boy, Gold Dust, Tuck Everlasting (yes, boys like it too. They like the book better than the movie.) The Time Bike, From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil Frankweiler, The Fighting Ground,Call me Francis Tucket. If he's a good reader, try The Westing Game, The Giver, or Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury. These are all more advanced. If he is in Gr. 7 and a good reader, these will be doable.\n\nThis should get you started. CHeck with the school librarian or the public library. Happy reading!
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give your kids a history book so they can learn about war . after they are done reading it read it yourslef and maybe you will get an idea of what is going on
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First, try to find a topic the interests you.  Some of my faves:\nGrapes of Wrath, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, The Giver, Number the Stars, Call of the Wild, The Outsiders, Holes, Ironman, StarGirl, Of Mice and Men, When Zachary Beaver Came to Town, I Robot, The Pigman, From the Mixed-Up Files of Basil E. Frankwieler, The Chocolate War, I Am the Cheese.\nSome are real classics, some are Young Adult literature, but there are plenty of web resources for you to choose the right one for you
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do something that interests you for me it was history ww2
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Go to www.classmates.com.  They are really good for that.  You can also call that high school and ask them about previous year books.
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Biographies are always good.\n\nI know more about teen books, so...\n\nThere's one called "In My Hands" by Irene Gut Opdyke about a woman in Poland during World War Two who helps Jews hide while working for the Nazis.  This is a great book.\n\nGary Paulsen wrote a book called "My Life in Dog Years" about his sled dogs.\n\nI think Gary Soto wrote most of his novels based on true happenings while he was growing up.\n\nThen there are all the books under "Anonymous" in the teen section like "Go Ask Alice."\n\nFor slightly younger kids (8-12) Jean Craighead George wrote "The Tarantula in My Purse" about all the weird pets she's had.\n\n"Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes" is non-fic, and a Newberry winner.\n\nAll of the Little House on the Prairie books are technically non-fiction (since they happened to Laura Ingalls Wilder).\n\nThere are also Holocaust books for middle readers, like "I Have Lived a Thousand Years" and "Four Perfect Pebbles."\n\nLois Lenski wrote one called, "Indian Captive: The Life of Mary Jemison" that's pretty good.\n\n"Behind Rebel Lines" is a book about a woman who was a field nurse in the Civil War and became a spy.  It's by Seymour Reit.\n \nFor younger kids, there are a bunch of Step Into Reading books that have historical/adventure stories.  Places like Borders ought to have them all laid out.  You can also do Amazon searches, or browse non-fiction for different ages (and they already have reviews written out).
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world war 2 was going on