Questions About The Boys Who Challenged Hitler: Knud Pedersen and the Churchill Club

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would this be appropriate for gr 7/8 kids?

David Hilton Definitely - I teach sixth graders who really don't know about WWII and the Holocaust. They might need some context, but this seems an excellent intro…moreDefinitely - I teach sixth graders who really don't know about WWII and the Holocaust. They might need some context, but this seems an excellent introduction to the topic.(less)

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Is this an accurate account?

Lana Yes. A large portion of it is Knud telling telling the story. I really enjoyed it.

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Hi Goodreaders, I was wondering if this was narrative non-fiction or if it was more informational. Help when you can. Thank you. ?

Scott Mcginley I would say it's mostly narrative. One of the surviving boys of the club tells true stories about their activities, and Hoose fills in the gaps with a…moreI would say it's mostly narrative. One of the surviving boys of the club tells true stories about their activities, and Hoose fills in the gaps with a gripping overarching narrative.(less)

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How many pages are in this book?

Shea there are 198 pages

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Would this be a good read aloud?

Kelly F Depends on the audience and what they have been through in their own life's. It could trigger some. It does get specific but not gory…moreDepends on the audience and what they have been through in their own life's. It could trigger some. It does get specific but not gory(less)

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