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Second World War

Part of the What Families Were Like S. series
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During World War II, British families had to live very different lives.

Most of the men had left Britain to fight. This meant that women had to take over their jobs. Food was in short supply and had to be rationed. Children in towns and cities had to be evacuated to the countryside out of the danger of bombs.

This book tells the reader all this and more about family life during World War II.

This book offers a useful resource to support Key Stage 2 History National Curriculum where children are expected to know about the impact of World War II on the home front.

It is also specifically targeted at lower ability readers - making it accessible for all Key Stage 2 children studying the World War II.

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Product Details
Hodder Wayland
0750243503 / 9780750243506
Paperback
941.084
12/09/2002
United Kingdom
English
32 p. : ill. (some col.)
27 cm
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Reprint. Originally published: Hove: Wayland, 1998.