Terrorist Attacks: Disaster & Survival

by Mara Miller

Explains what terrorism is and describes both foreign and domestic terrorist acts, including 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombing, and various Al Qaeda attacks.

48 pages, Library Binding

First published June 1, 2005

About the author

Mara Miller brings to her position experience in marketing and conference coordination as well as a passion for the arts. Before joining MRAC in August 2007, she worked for Redleaf Press, a nonprofit publisher, where she was in charge of their e-newsletter, conference schedule, electronic promotions, and foreign rights program. She has also worked as a curriculum book editor and as a writing instructor. She has a long time love of theater and attended the Children’s Theater High School. She is also a part of the arts community as a published author and holds an MFA in creative writing from Vermont College.

Reviews

[Seans014]

I think it was a good book and I like history. It was when I was one year old and the terrorist attacks on America started happening. It was interesting to read about all the different kinds of attacks. it made me a little scared to know that stuff can happen.