I Survived the Battle of D-Day, 1944 (I Survived #18)

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  dogonewsthebomb9 months55 stars

  because i love learning new things

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  wolfdogabout 1 year55 stars

  D-day anniversary

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  Unknown over 1 year

  Good job

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• Peace_is_goodover 1 year

  I love this book and I think everybody should read it.

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  snakeboi22kover 1 year

  I think that this book is very interesting

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  teagytornado101almost 2 years

  RIP to my Great-Grandfather and other ancestors that faught in this war but did not make it. And I congradulate my 2 uncles on being in the Airforce and risking there lifes and protecting this country

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  bjmoover 2 years44 stars

  This book is about when Nazis were trying to get control of WW2 and was talking about how these soldiers where getting prepared and what they were going to do to able to win this war.There was a kid named Victor who was a trooper.And was trying to find different ways to be able to control this war.But when the war came nothing was like it was said.Over 600,000 people died in this war,And over 1,000 people were injured.But eventully the Nazis had lost the war.I give this book a 4 because i like how they gave me information about who was trying to plan this out and was trying to fix the problem they were having.But the only thing i wish they done to this book is to make it longer to give me more info about the people who had died and survied ww2.

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  Nuno over 2 years

  I liked the book

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  nick21dogdoover 2 years55 stars

  I think that I Survived: The Battle of D-Day by Lauren Tarshis is a great book in my opinion and I recommend this book to people in fourth grade and above. I really like the way the author shows how life was like during World War 2 in a village in which Nazis have control of it. The story follows Paul who lives in Le Roc (a fictional village) which is controlled by the Nazis and is trying to get a gift for his Mom’s birthday. As the story continues, Paul rescues an American paratrooper named Victor. Then, Paul unravels many secrets after Victor tells him that he is part of the resistance. After, Paul gets in the middle of a deadly, bloody battle on the beaches of Normandy known as D-Day. I really like how the author Lauren Tarshis flash-forwards to a cliffhanger involving Paul in the first chapter. The genre of this book is historical fiction and I would definitely recommend this book to people who love the I Survived series and historical fiction books.

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  riley_108over 2 years44 stars

  If you like nonfiction books I would recommend this book you because all the information in this book is facts, because the Allied Forces of Britain American, Candana they all attacked the German Forces because... read this book to find out more information about that Battle of D-Day.

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