Berlin Olympics
By Vince Cross
At Berlin’s Olympics, Eleanor discovers the glittering Games hide a frightening secret.
compelling · historical · inspirational
Pageticker community rating
Average 5, from 3 readers
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What is Berlin Olympics about?
In 1936, fourteen-year-old Eleanor Rhys Davies's dream comes true when she's selected to represent Britain as a swimmer at the Berlin Olympics. Amidst the grandeur of the Games, Eleanor faces the harsh realities of Nazi Germany, witnessing events that foreshadow the onset of World War II. This gripping tale offers a personal glimpse into a pivotal moment in history.
About the author
Vince Cross is a British author who enjoys bringing history to life through exciting stories. He is known for writing books like 'My Story: Titanic' and 'My Story: Road to War', where he shares thrilling adventures set in the past. Vince loves inspiring young readers to imagine what life was like many years ago.
Pages
155 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2012
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