The First World War
By Henry Brook
How did trenches, tanks and life at home turn one war into a worldwide revolution?
informative · illustrated · accessible · thought-provoking
Genres
What is The First World War about?
Explore Britain’s experience of the First World War, from the danger and hardship of life in the trenches to the Battle of the Somme and the beaches of Gallipoli. Discover how the conflict changed life at home, how new inventions such as tanks transformed warfare, and why the war affected people across the globe. Packed with photographs, posters, cartoons, maps, quotations and songs, this accessible history explains the major events and lasting impact of a war that changed the modern world.
About the author
Henry Brook is a talented writer who has created many exciting books for young readers. He is known for writing fascinating non-fiction stories about history, famous people, and important events. His books help children discover amazing facts about the world, making learning fun and interesting for everyone.
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2013
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