World War I

This a great book! I am reading it with my 8th grade class as a supplement while studying World War 1. The details and depictions keep the students interested and wanting more.

My son used this book for our WWI study in his 8th grade year. We both enjoyed reading it, and recommend other homeschoolers to consider it. Each chapter came to a close to give you a substantial amount of stories and information to discuss on. I used a thematic unit on WWI, which this book helped bring vocabulary, dates, political reasons, etc. be presented in a colorful way. I found it easy to read for 8th grade and kept my son's interest throughout it. To follow up this book for students, I suggest finding books that deal with how our society dealt with the wounded soldiers coming back. This book talks about how dreadful the war was on all sides. Let us not forget war for the soldiers does not end by an armitice.

I ordered this book for a staff member at a middle school. The teacher was pleased with the material.

This is an excellent history of World War I by a very skilled story-teller. It's a perfect book for young readers and a fascinating read for anyone interested in a concise overview of the war. Bosco also makes the human and personal side of the war experience come alive with a compassionate perspective through details often overlooked by others. I recommend it highly.

A summary of the First World War and America's participation in the war. I have read a number of summaries of World War I, but Bosco managed to make this interesting by making it concise and with some little known facts. The reader can easily understand the history behind the war with an investment of two hours reading this book. Although written for high school students, this book can be read by an adult wanting to know something about this event. America's participation is highlighted, due to the educational nature of this book.A good quick read about World War I.