Utterly Unbelievable: WWII in Facts
By Adam Frost
Could camel dung really become a weapon, and what endangered a trapped submarine crew?
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What is Utterly Unbelievable: WWII in Facts about?
Step into the strange, surprising and sometimes astonishing world of the Second World War. Discover why onions could be birthday presents, how camel dung became a weapon, and whether a leaking toilet really threatened a submarine crew. Packed with curious facts, daring missions, unusual inventions and everyday wartime experiences, this lively guide explores the people, problems and events behind the conflict. Colourful illustrations and bite-sized explanations make history engaging, while showing how ordinary lives were changed by an extraordinary time.
About the author
Adam Frost is a British author known for writing funny and exciting books for children. He is famous for his 'Danny Danger' series and 'The Epic Book of Epicness'. Adam loves sharing fascinating facts and silly stories, and his books are perfect for children who enjoy a good laugh and learning new things.
Pages
112 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2019
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