HISTORY
FC F10-138 An Alsatian Boy
FC F10-145 Marie the Courageous
FC F10-176 Let Us Save the Kiddies
FC F10-186 The Last Flight
FC F10-196 Joyce Kilmer
FC F10-245 The Truce
FC F10-145 Marie the Courageous
FC F10-176 Let Us Save the Kiddies
FC F10-186 The Last Flight
FC F10-196 Joyce Kilmer
FC F10-245 The Truce
♥ Essays for Boys and Girls: A First Guide Toward the Study of the War by Stephen Paget (1915)
These essays were written for the boys and girls of England to help them appreciate the sacrifices made in their behalf. Interesting insights and thoughts for discussion.
♦ $ Falcons of France by Charles Nordhoff
"The story of an enthusiastic, young American and his time as a pilot during World War I."
♦ $ Landmark The Flying Aces of WWI by Gene Gurney
$ Landmark The Story of the Paratroops by George Weller
$ Landmark The Battle of Britain by Quentin Reynolds
♦ $ Landmark The Sinking of the Bismarck by William Shirer
♦ $ Landmark The Commandos of World War II by Hodding Carter
♦ $ Landmark The Battle for the Atlantic by Jay Williams
♦ $ Landmark Great American Fighter Pilots of WWII by Robert Loomis
$ Landmark The Seabees of World War II by Edmund Castillo
$ Landmark Combat Nurses of World War II by Wyatt Blassingame
♦ $ Landmark The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler by William Shirer
$ Landmark Medical Corps Heroes of World War II by Blassingame
♦ $ Landmark The U.S. Frogmen of World War II by Blassingame
♦ $ Landmark From Pearl Harbor to Okinawa by Bruce Bliven
$ Landmark The Flying Tigers by John Toland
♦ $ Landmark Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders by Henry Castor
♦ $ Landmark Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo by Considine and Lawson
$ Landmark Guadalcanal Diary by Richard Tregaskis
$ Landmark Midway: Battle for the Pacific by Edmund Castillo
♦ $ Landmark John F. Kennedy and PT 109 by Richard Tregaskis
$ Landmark From Casablanca to Berlin by Bruce Bliven, Jr.
♦ $ Landmark The Story of D-Day by Bruce Bliven, Jr.
$ Landmark Battle of the Bulge by John Toland
♦ $ Landmark The Battle for Iwo Jima by Robert Leckie
♦ $ Landmark The War in Korea by Robert Leckie
♥ Story of the World War for Young People by William Nida (1917)
This book was an attempt to help young students understand the times they were living in as the events of WWI unfolded around them which is difficult to do when you are right in the middle of it all. He starts with the historical background of Germany. An interesting perspective.
♥ The Children's Story of the War by Sir Edward Parrot
The small print may overwhelm a Middle Schooler, but the text is very understandable as a readaloud. Written from the British point of view. Covers a LOT about World War I.
♥ The Story of Admiral Dewey and Our Navy of 1898 by Mabel Beebe (1899)
This story of the Spanish-American War and our fight in Cuba is written for young readers.
♥ The Story of Our War With Spain by Elbridge Brooks (1899)
You may recognize Brooks from Stories of Columbus, Grant, Lafayette and Lincoln. Here is an engaging look at a largely ignored part of our history.
These essays were written for the boys and girls of England to help them appreciate the sacrifices made in their behalf. Interesting insights and thoughts for discussion.
♦ $ Falcons of France by Charles Nordhoff
"The story of an enthusiastic, young American and his time as a pilot during World War I."
♦ $ Landmark The Flying Aces of WWI by Gene Gurney
$ Landmark The Story of the Paratroops by George Weller
$ Landmark The Battle of Britain by Quentin Reynolds
♦ $ Landmark The Sinking of the Bismarck by William Shirer
♦ $ Landmark The Commandos of World War II by Hodding Carter
♦ $ Landmark The Battle for the Atlantic by Jay Williams
♦ $ Landmark Great American Fighter Pilots of WWII by Robert Loomis
$ Landmark The Seabees of World War II by Edmund Castillo
$ Landmark Combat Nurses of World War II by Wyatt Blassingame
♦ $ Landmark The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler by William Shirer
$ Landmark Medical Corps Heroes of World War II by Blassingame
♦ $ Landmark The U.S. Frogmen of World War II by Blassingame
♦ $ Landmark From Pearl Harbor to Okinawa by Bruce Bliven
$ Landmark The Flying Tigers by John Toland
♦ $ Landmark Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders by Henry Castor
♦ $ Landmark Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo by Considine and Lawson
$ Landmark Guadalcanal Diary by Richard Tregaskis
$ Landmark Midway: Battle for the Pacific by Edmund Castillo
♦ $ Landmark John F. Kennedy and PT 109 by Richard Tregaskis
$ Landmark From Casablanca to Berlin by Bruce Bliven, Jr.
♦ $ Landmark The Story of D-Day by Bruce Bliven, Jr.
$ Landmark Battle of the Bulge by John Toland
♦ $ Landmark The Battle for Iwo Jima by Robert Leckie
♦ $ Landmark The War in Korea by Robert Leckie
♥ Story of the World War for Young People by William Nida (1917)
This book was an attempt to help young students understand the times they were living in as the events of WWI unfolded around them which is difficult to do when you are right in the middle of it all. He starts with the historical background of Germany. An interesting perspective.
♥ The Children's Story of the War by Sir Edward Parrot
The small print may overwhelm a Middle Schooler, but the text is very understandable as a readaloud. Written from the British point of view. Covers a LOT about World War I.
♥ The Story of Admiral Dewey and Our Navy of 1898 by Mabel Beebe (1899)
This story of the Spanish-American War and our fight in Cuba is written for young readers.
♥ The Story of Our War With Spain by Elbridge Brooks (1899)
You may recognize Brooks from Stories of Columbus, Grant, Lafayette and Lincoln. Here is an engaging look at a largely ignored part of our history.
HISTORICAL FICTION
♦ $ The Avion My Uncle Flew by Cyrus Fisher
An American boy travels to France with his diplomat father just after WWII and uncovers a Nazi hiding place in the countryside.
♦ $ Journey to Topaz by Yoshiko Uchida
Based on Yoshiko Uchida's personal experiences, this is the moving story of one girl's struggle to remain brave during the Japanese internment of World War II. In a bleak and dusty prison camp, eleven-year-old Yuki and her family experience both true friendship and heart-wrenching tragedy.
♦ $ Journey Home by Yoshiko Uchida
After their release from an American concentration camp, a Japanese-American girl and her family try to reconstruct their lives amidst strong anti-Japanese feelings which breed fear, distrust, and violence
♦ Radar Commandos, A Story of World War II by Bernard Glemser
Winston Adventure Books
$ Surrender by Robb White
Survival of a boy and his sister in the Philippines during WWII.
$ The Winged Watchman by Hilda van Stockum
"Dutch-Irish-American storyteller Hilda von Stockum has placed this adventure of resistance among the windmills of Holland during the Nazi occupation of World War II."
The World War I Series by Joseph Altsheier
One of the most popular young people’s writers in America. Careful attention given to authentic historical facts in these works of historical fiction.
"This book tells the story of how twenty school children hid ten Jewish children from the Nazis occupying France during World War II."
♦ We Were There at the Normandy Invasion by Clayton Knight
We Were There Series
♦ We Were There at the Battle of Britain by Clayton Knight
We Were There Series
An American boy travels to France with his diplomat father just after WWII and uncovers a Nazi hiding place in the countryside.
♦ $ Journey to Topaz by Yoshiko Uchida
Based on Yoshiko Uchida's personal experiences, this is the moving story of one girl's struggle to remain brave during the Japanese internment of World War II. In a bleak and dusty prison camp, eleven-year-old Yuki and her family experience both true friendship and heart-wrenching tragedy.
♦ $ Journey Home by Yoshiko Uchida
After their release from an American concentration camp, a Japanese-American girl and her family try to reconstruct their lives amidst strong anti-Japanese feelings which breed fear, distrust, and violence
♦ Radar Commandos, A Story of World War II by Bernard Glemser
Winston Adventure Books
$ Surrender by Robb White
Survival of a boy and his sister in the Philippines during WWII.
$ The Winged Watchman by Hilda van Stockum
"Dutch-Irish-American storyteller Hilda von Stockum has placed this adventure of resistance among the windmills of Holland during the Nazi occupation of World War II."
The World War I Series by Joseph Altsheier
One of the most popular young people’s writers in America. Careful attention given to authentic historical facts in these works of historical fiction.
- ♥ The Guns of Europe
- ♥ The Hosts of the Air, the story of a quest in the Great War
- ♥ The Forest of Swords, a story of Paris and the Marne
"This book tells the story of how twenty school children hid ten Jewish children from the Nazis occupying France during World War II."
♦ We Were There at the Normandy Invasion by Clayton Knight
We Were There Series
♦ We Were There at the Battle of Britain by Clayton Knight
We Were There Series
BIOGRAPHIES
FC F10-67 King Albert
FC F10-125 Joseph Joffe
FC F10-163 John Pershing
FC F10-218 Sir Douglas Haig
FC F10-253 Ferdinand Foch
FC F10-125 Joseph Joffe
FC F10-163 John Pershing
FC F10-218 Sir Douglas Haig
FC F10-253 Ferdinand Foch
$ Edith Cavell by Iris Vinton
A Signature Biography of an inspiring woman who rescued soldiers on both sides of WWI, but was executed by a German firing squad.
♦ $ Edith Cavell by Adele De Leeuw
Edith Cavell grew up in an age when the profession of nursing was regarded with contempt by nearly everyone. Born in England, she gave up a comfortable life as a private teacher in Belgium in order to become a nurse in the slums of London. Fate led her back to Belgium where, in the terror and bloodshed of World War I, she became one of the greatest heroines of the Western world. Sympathetically and dramatically, Author Adele DeLeeuw Reveals how Edith Cavell became an inspiration to every nurse who would live after her.
♦ $ Friend Within the Gates: The Story of Edith Cavell by Elizabeth Grey
♦ $ Landmark Winston Churchill by Quentin Reynolds
♦ Omar Nelson Bradley, the Soldier's General by Colonel Red Reeder
Garrard
A Signature Biography of an inspiring woman who rescued soldiers on both sides of WWI, but was executed by a German firing squad.
♦ $ Edith Cavell by Adele De Leeuw
Edith Cavell grew up in an age when the profession of nursing was regarded with contempt by nearly everyone. Born in England, she gave up a comfortable life as a private teacher in Belgium in order to become a nurse in the slums of London. Fate led her back to Belgium where, in the terror and bloodshed of World War I, she became one of the greatest heroines of the Western world. Sympathetically and dramatically, Author Adele DeLeeuw Reveals how Edith Cavell became an inspiration to every nurse who would live after her.
♦ $ Friend Within the Gates: The Story of Edith Cavell by Elizabeth Grey
♦ $ Landmark Winston Churchill by Quentin Reynolds
♦ Omar Nelson Bradley, the Soldier's General by Colonel Red Reeder
Garrard