Book details
Tales of Real Survival (Real Tales Series)
Description
This, the second book in a series about survival, is a collection of real-life tales of adventure, from Auguste Picard's hair-raising voyages in balloons and bathyscaphes, to Alexandra David-Neel's trip to the forbidden city of Lhasa. The book is aimed at readers from 9 to 12 years.
Age
11-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
64 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Educational Value: 'Tales of Real Survival' provides readers with true stories of human endurance and resilience, offering valuable lessons on the capabilities of individuals when faced with extreme circumstances.
- Inspiration: The real-life survival tales recounted in the book serve as powerful examples of courage and determination, inspiring readers to believe in their own strength and ability to overcome challenges.
- Historical Insight: Through the detailed accounts of survival, readers gain a deeper understanding of historical events and the context in which these extraordinary situations occurred, enhancing their knowledge of the past.
- Engaging Narratives: Author Paul Dowswell is known for his ability to craft compelling stories, and 'Tales of Real Survival' is no exception. The book's engaging narratives keep readers captivated while they learn about the remarkable experiences of real people.