Reading



==Here is a poem from a fighter in the war.  Noses are red my feet are blue there's lice in my pants and the rats ate the stew. ==

==4. The thing that I want to find out is that how did the British stay and fight when hundreds of Germans where running at you were did they find the courage to stay put and fight. I will probably use my house the school library, town library or the national geographic.==

Day 4=I found that if you want to go to war and kill your enemy you have to hate them with all your heart.
==Day 5=A new rule was put up that three people can't use the same lighter for there cigarettes because an enemy sniper could see the light from the first man, on the second light he'd fix his sights and on the third light he'd pull the trigger.==

Day 7=There was a dog called Stubby who fought in 17 battles with the solders he attacked by calling when enemy's were attacking and he bite them as well.
==7. The language in non-fiction books are all about the facts unless you have a book on a real story or a picture book. Fiction books are fun reading in your own time and just cool story's like battles in the olden day or in this time.==

==8. The Frightful First World War is a great book because it has alot of exciting information and some funny facts so over all its a great book. From this book you can find out whats its like to go to war in a muddy trench and bullets flying over your head, you can find all about the 1st World War like the weapons, what solders thought about each other and there disgusting food that they ate.== = =

9. I think that this book should be suitable for ages 10 and above because it talks about alot of grusome stuff and it has alot of very graphic sceans.
==10. I did find out how the British stayed put when hundreds of Germens were runing at them. It was because the Captains said if they run away they would be shot down so it's a lose lose situation because if you stayed you might be killed by the Germans and if you ran then you would have been shot by our own side.==