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The Daily Disaster
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about 30 of the worst disasters of all times.
Learn about the real-life stories of 30 of the world's most
incredible disasters including tornadoes, tidal
waves, molasses floods, nuclear meltdowns, and
much more. All presented in a way that children will
understand and not be frightened by the events.
Advertisements, fascinating facts, science experiments,
and other news of the day round out this book
for a very interesting read.
Learn about the real-life stories of 30 of the world's most
incredible disasters including tornadoes, tidal
waves, molasses floods, nuclear meltdowns, and
much more. All presented in a way that children will
understand and not be frightened by the events.
Advertisements, fascinating facts, science experiments,
and other news of the day round out this book
for a very interesting read.
64 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2002
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November 15, 2012
I loved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like history and being able to see these super old articles and read them and relate TO THEM FASCINATES ME. I read something and the name Carnegie stood out so i googled him and instantly remembered who he was. I would easily hand this book to a student say open it find something that interests you and research it. One of the articles had a side article that said something like images of Gustave Effel's tower.... WOW! This paper was when this monumental monument was having its grand opening. Loved!
I like history and being able to see these super old articles and read them and relate TO THEM FASCINATES ME. I read something and the name Carnegie stood out so i googled him and instantly remembered who he was. I would easily hand this book to a student say open it find something that interests you and research it. One of the articles had a side article that said something like images of Gustave Effel's tower.... WOW! This paper was when this monumental monument was having its grand opening. Loved!
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