Arnhem
Fight Your Own Battle
Published on 1. September 2011
128 pages
978-1-4451-0840-7 (ISBN)
Description
Take up your weapons and prepare to fight your own battle in these all-action, interactive adventures, in which you take part in epic battles from throughout history.
It is 1944 and Europe is still in the iron claw of Nazi German forces. In an attempt to end the war, British leaders have a plan to send elite troops deep behind German defences to capture key targets, including bridges.
You are a Lieutenant in the 2nd Parachute Battalion. You must command your men forward through enemy territory and reach the bridge in the Dutch town of Arnhem. You must hold the bridge
at any cost...
It is 1944 and Europe is still in the iron claw of Nazi German forces. In an attempt to end the war, British leaders have a plan to send elite troops deep behind German defences to capture key targets, including bridges.
You are a Lieutenant in the 2nd Parachute Battalion. You must command your men forward through enemy territory and reach the bridge in the Dutch town of Arnhem. You must hold the bridge
at any cost...
Reviews / Votes
"History does not get any more exciting than this." Terry Deary, author of Horrible Histories. * Terry Deary * "This looks awesome. Horrible Histories meets Fighting Fantasy." * Andy Stanton *More details
Series
Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Hachette Children's Group
Target group
Children/juvenile
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Interest Age: From 9 to 12 years
Edition type
Digital original
File size
1,71 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4451-0840-7 (9781445108407)
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Book
02/2011
Franklin Watts Ltd
€27.43
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Persons
After obtaining an MA in Military History from Liverpool University, Gary spent a number of years as a historical researcher for the Horrible Histories writer Terry Deary and as a freelance researcher and editor.
Gary now splits his time between writing and advising new authors on the best route to publication. He works from his home on the Wirral with his novelist wife Caroline Smailes and their three children.
Gary now splits his time between writing and advising new authors on the best route to publication. He works from his home on the Wirral with his novelist wife Caroline Smailes and their three children.
