Introduction To The First World War - Usborne

Usborne Introductions

by Henry Brook

Usborne Introduction to the First World War

Genres: History, Nonfiction, World War I, School, War

128 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[K.M. Weiland]

Excellent glimpse at the war.

[William]

I found this book at the library a couple of years ago and I think it is a really good book for those who want quick and easy information about the First World War. There is a lot of visuals, which is great for those who love pictures!

[Anthony Porporino]

This book presents information about World War 1 that everyone should know. It is easy to read and is a great place to start learning about the Great War.

[Tnb]

This introduction had more information than my high school world history textbook.

Definitely have to pick and choose and learn more, but this is a most excellent overview and a starting point based on interests.

[Jenny]

Nice overview. Lots of information and photos.

[Laurie Wheeler]

Interesting read on the trench warfare of WWI that we used in our homeschool Dialectic history studies.

[Maggie]

I remember staying up late, reading this under the covers with a flashlight.

[Morgan]

Useful overview of WWI for background research. Could have used a timeline at the back, but otherwise informative.

[Christine]

OK....so I guess I knew practically NOTHING about the first world war! It was quite a bit of information to take in. I love these Usborne books though because they make complex issues very understandable! I hope I can retain a little bit of something. I think the Usborne book about WWII will be more review for me than this one.

[Dionne]

A great book on World War I.

[Ladonna]

Great information about World War One. The pictures were real and the information is broken down into categories and order.

[Radagast]

I know it's for younger people, but it is the best World War I book that I have found so far

[Ron]

Good overview of WWI on a juvenile/young adult level.

[Brandon Chang]

Ever heard of Ypres, or the Gallipoli campaign? Well in this book, you'll find out!