Great Battles for Boys: WW2 Pacific by Joe Giorello

Great Battles for Boys: WW2 Pacific Reviews

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  Weber Family

  My child has enjoyed the I survived series and these books have been a huge hit. They are realistic telling a of battles but easy enough for a fourth grader to follow along.
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  Chester Henry Mastalerz II

  Great reads for boys and both of ours (9 and 11) love them. They have been devouring them and sharing facts they read also.
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  kcinAlaska

  I just finished reading this amazing book. I believe this book was written for young adult boys; however, I am a 70 year old woman and I thought it was great. I learned and re learned so much about the many battles in the Pacific area during World War II. My
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  steve wheat

  10 year old boy likes the 3 books he's read in this series. This book has the "Goldilocks" not too much, not too little sweat spot for readers this age. The author did a good job on the subject with keeping the audience in mind.
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  Keith Aug

  I bought a number of these books in this series for my son, to hopefully find something he likes to read, and to learn some history in the process. Turns out he likes reading them, and all of the sudden the questions that I am being asked are much specific in nature.
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  Meghan M Jenkins

  If I had this in my hand in a book store I would not have purchased it. My son is almost 9 and read way above grade level and is really into WW2 documentaries right now. So I thought I had hit a home run. Flipping through it I began to have doubts but decided to give it to
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  Bess Dill

  This a great book of the pacific war. My father fought in many of the battles and now my grandson will be able to read about it. It also covers the truth about how the Japanese mistreated the prisoners through out this war
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  Marian

  The summer reading list had nothing of interest for our soon to be 7th grade grandson. He likes history and I showed him this series and he reluctantly said ok. He read for an hour and a half before he realized he was well over his half hour requirement. He returned