Today we discuss the final two chapters in this World War II history book that we’ve been reading all summer!
Next week we’ll feature a final wrap up on this book and announce the next read-along which will be family friendly and another World War book.
It’s time for the notes from Chapters 21-22 from Max Hasting’s Inferno. We’re in the final chapters of World War II and these notes include D-Day and more battle details from the Pacific Theater.
Kids – wait a few years before reading the full text, but these chapter notes will give you the fast-facts version of the history. Continue reading
Hey, I actually got to read these chapters lounging in a cool public library on warm summer’s day. Seemed like the perfect place to read and write to me…
Today, you’ll find notes for Chapters 17 and 18 in this article. Did you notice we’re over half-way through the tome?
Kiddos and teachers –heads up: language is especially rough in these chapters and the descriptions of atrocities are graphic. As usual, my chapter notes are family-friendly, so consider using these for now and save the book for college years. Continue reading
It’s the Friday after Thanksgiving Day, but I wanted to share one more Thanksgiving primary source before finishing this miniseries. I found a letter written by a U.S. chaplain on Thanksgiving Day 1944 from his post on the Vogelkop Peninsula on the island of New Guinea.
Enjoy… Continue reading
