D-Day: The Allies Strike Back During World War II

by Terry Miller

Discusses the events leading up to and during the Allied invasion of Normandy in 1944.

64 pages, Library Binding

First published September 1, 2009

Reviews

[Karanjot]

Great book, would like a bit more focus on d-day, as it gave back story a bit too much.

[Terry Miller]

This isn't my book, either.

[Angela Hutchinson]

This book is an informational book about D-Day and how the Allies stormed Normandy during World War II. It discussed how America was forced into the war with the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. There are pictures in this book that are from the war and each one gives details about what is being observed. This would be a book to use to teach history, for a student that likes history, or as a research tool for a history/writing project.

[Duane]

Meant for higher level readers, this book focuses on the ordeal that was D Day. Filled with great illustrations and good photographs, readers will read about the tragedy, triumph, and carnage that happened as we stormed the beaches of Normandy. A nice resource book to add to your youth non fiction collection.

[Jessy]

ah, perfect intro for my ss project...saved me.

[Gavin Nichols]

I loved it if you want to learn about D-Day recommend this book.

[Juan Carlos]

I thick this was a boring book because they were talking abut what they did and what happen to them not that much about the war if they won or they lose.