Sexual Astrology - Books : Junior Chronicle of the 20th Century
Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 909.820202
EAN: 9780789420336
ISBN: 0789420333
Label: DK CHILDREN
Manufacturer: DK CHILDREN
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 336
Publication Date: August 01, 1997
Publisher: DK CHILDREN
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Sales Rank: 201184
Studio: DK CHILDREN
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Product Description: Replete with colorful timelines, full-color photographs, and reference panels, a lavish survey of the twentieth century and of people, events, films, inventions, art, fashion, space travel, and much more highlights topics of special interest to young readers.'
Amazon.com Review: This 20th-century scrapbook for budding historians is a great trip through a remarkable century. Though it stops in 1996, the year-by-year survey is packed with information about advances in flight technology, genocide, medical miracles, wars, technology, and cloning. Coverage of each year is supplemented by trend pages that explore developments such as the resistance in World War II and feminism in the '70s. Also available are decade timelines, and biographies of leaders in science, the arts, government, and sports. Parents who love history will enjoy providing guided tours through these pages.
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Junior Chronicle of the 20th Century D.K. Publishing inc., 1997 319pgs. Bridget Hopkins & Miranda Smith ISBN:0-7894-2033-3 [...]
"Extra, extra read all about it! The Titanic has crashed into an iceburg!"
From the Titanic to when President John F. Kennedy was shot, this book is filled with information. Information isn't for you huh? Well, this encyclopedia ... Read More
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The often dreary, occasionally glorious, nearly always violent hundred years that were the twentieth century are rounded up and summarized in clever highlighted tidbits, all written for a younger audience. The quality of this book is very high, not only in its production values, but in the actual work that went into making sure this is a volume that will last thru the coming years. This is an encyclopedic chronicle that provides facts on the leading figures in politics, popular culture, the arts, science, ... Read More
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My middle school children learned so much with this book! The format is great because of the images that fill each page, but also because it includes historical "tidbits" that kids will gravitate to and remember (the first traffic light, fashions and fads, etc.). This book made 20th century fun for me and my kids and it facilitated learning at the same time. I would recommend it to anyone who has a child who loves history, and even more so for the child who does not.
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The thing that sets this timeline apart from the others is its format-forget those ancient, yellowing volumes with microscopic lines of print and few pictures, this timeline (or "chronicle") has an open, easily read spread, abundant pictures, and clear descriptions of events. Another unique thing is the way events are described-in the form of newspaper articles from that period. Last, but certainly not least, two-page spreads on various issues such as Women's Suffrage, the Spanish Civil War, and Toys of the ... Read More
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I teach second grade and find this book to be an excellent accessory to my curriculum. It's brevity and readability are its best assests. Our teacher of the gifted and talented also uses this book on many different grade levels and finds the same to be true.
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