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 Day of the Assassins - Johnny O'Brien
 Day of the Assassins - Johnny O'Brien ... PublishingNewest Review: ... grown!). The book tells the story of Jack and his friend Angus who travel back in time to the events that set WWI in ... more ... motion, with the aim of stopping them. Of course, we know how history worked out and so we know they will probably not succeed, but the story is not really about whether or not they fail. It is more about the things they learn along the way, and whether they can get back to the future in one piece! There are also some interesting subplots.
There is a lot of historical action and there are also obviously a lot of non-accurate characters and events too, but it is quite easy to distinguish between the two. This book manage...more |
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Day of the Assassins - Johnny O'Brien: The start of what will be a great series (352 words)
by - written on 20/06/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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As soon as I saw this book I was excited. It's beautifully made - it has a hardback cover with real bullet holes, a glossy fold out map of the countries involved in WWI, a glossy fold out timeline of the war, thick high quality pages and various full page illustrations and photographs. It's the sort of book I would have treasured when I was younger (and still think is awesome now that I'm fully grown!). The book tells the story of Jack and his friend Angus who travel back in time to the events that set WWI in motion, with the aim of stopping them. Of course, we know how history worked out and so we know they will probably not succeed, but the story is not ... Read the complete review
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