WORLD AT WAR 1944 - OSBORNE, MARY POPE/ MURDOCCA, SAL (ILT)

from Josh.Hegna

I read this book aloud to both of my children ages 7 and 10. My ten-year-old really got into it since there is a lot of war themes. My seven-year-old was not engaged. I could see using this as a lower level historical fiction literature circle book for intermediate students when studying WWII.

from benuathanasia

I was surprised Osborne covered something as...sad, gruesome, and terrifying as D-Day. What next? The French Revolution? But it was handled shockingly well. I applaud Mrs. Osborne.

from EmmaS91

In this book Jack and Annie have to go back in time and go into World War 2. They were sent to help a friend but the friend who asked for help was working as a spy so she had to send a letter for help in a very difficult rhyme. Jack and Annie need to solve this rhyme while hiding fro some soldier...

from kbork1

Overall, I loved this book! Growing up, I read the original Magic Tree House books and loved every single one of them. I noticed this special edition series while I was at the library, and thought it'd be interesting to compare it to the other books. I thought the plot itself was really well done...

from NicoleSch

Sometimes I honestly don't know why I continue to read the Magic Tree House books. I'm not sure what the difference is between the the normal books and this 'super adventure' It wasn't a Merlin Mission because Merlin wasn't the reason for the journey, but could it be placed in the original 28 boo...