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A review by wheems01
The Boys Who Challenged Hitler: Knud Pedersen and the Churchill Club by Phillip Hoose
4.0
Summary:
When Denmark didn't try to resist Hitler and the Germans from taking over, some young middle school and high school boys decided to take matters into their own hands. These young men targeted the German propaganda and the German military machine to make it harder on the Germans. They risked their lives to steal, sabotage, and destroy what they could.
Review:
This was an interesting work of nonfiction. It demonstrated that kids and teens can make a difference in the world if they choose to take a stand. These young men did not want the Germans running Denmark, and they would do what they could to make it difficult on them.
Hoose, is a fantastic writer, and had me very interested in the the story. I wanted to know what would happen to these remarkable young men. Well written, educational, and inspirational.
When Denmark didn't try to resist Hitler and the Germans from taking over, some young middle school and high school boys decided to take matters into their own hands. These young men targeted the German propaganda and the German military machine to make it harder on the Germans. They risked their lives to steal, sabotage, and destroy what they could.
Review:
This was an interesting work of nonfiction. It demonstrated that kids and teens can make a difference in the world if they choose to take a stand. These young men did not want the Germans running Denmark, and they would do what they could to make it difficult on them.
Hoose, is a fantastic writer, and had me very interested in the the story. I wanted to know what would happen to these remarkable young men. Well written, educational, and inspirational.