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Attack on Pearl Harbor

The True Story of the Day America Entered World War II

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Attack on Pearl Harbor

Written by: Shelley Tanaka
Narrated by: Charles Carroll
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As eleven-year-old Peter Nottage stood in the yard, watching in disbelief, a group of Japanese fighter planes swooped down, spraying machine-gun fire across the water. Then the first bomb dropped - and in minutes, Kaneohe Bay was a sea of smoke and flames. To the south, at Pearl Harbor, the huge ships of the American fleet were ablaze. This was no drill. This was war! Through vivid eyewitness accounts, Attack on Pearl Harbor re-creates the dramatic moments of the unforgettable day that America entered World War II.

©1996 Shelley Tanaka. All rights reserved. (P)2011 AudioGo History
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Short

This was short but otherwise pretty good. I suspect it was written for children, but it didn’t talk down. Instead it did a good job of starting things from a child’s perspective: what a cold noticed while on the beach, visiting a friend’s house etc. plus it told the story of all sides by giving the protagonists names and sharing what they were thinking.

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