I love reading Children's Non Fiction books. Here are three of my favorite from the past year. Many more to follow, enjoy!
Green Berets by Jennifer Besel (First Facts)
This book explains who the Green Beret’s are. It is simple to read and has definitions of
words that might be hard to understand.
The pictures are of real people which make it more realistic. I gave this book 5/5 stars. I think it does an excellent job of showing
children what these soldiers do and how they are trained to do it!
United States Air Force by Michael Green (First Facts)
This book is about the United States Air Force. The pictures are of real people and
equipment. The writing is easy to
understand with definitions of words that might not be heard often by
children. The layout of the book reminds
me of a scrapbooking page. Big
headlines, a small paragraph and a picture or two to show what is being talked
about. I gave this book 5/5 stars. I think it would be helpful for any child
showing interest in the Air Force and wanting to know a bit more about what
they do!
United States Army by Michael Green (First Facts)
This is a great book for any child interested in what the
Army does every day. There are pictures
of real Army personnel and the situations they encounter. I liked the layout of the book as it has
simple headlines, easy to read paragraphs and excellent photos. I gave this book 5/5 stars. I like the entire book but especially liked
the end where they list other books to read and internet sites to visit. I would recommend it for any child wanting
basic information on the Army.
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