دانلود کتاب D-Day Spearhead of Invasion

This book is about D-Day and how the U.S. took over the beach and started to move inland to stop the Germans. It tells the story of what happened on D-Day and about the invasion. D-Day is a good book helping explain and entertain people about the war, trying to stop the Holocaust.

The purpose Reginald William writing this book is to inform and entertain readers about the invasion. He explained the hard work it took and deadly battle of invading and taking over the beach. I think his goal was to give people more knowledge as to what happened on D-Day, and how difficult it was. He wanted people to understand and feel and know how terrible the Holocaust was, and how hard it was to stop Hitler and the Holocaust.

The theme of this book is that is to inform people and remind them and never let them forget what terrible things, and how many lives were lost on D-day. The pictures in this book showed me how many people were willing to risk their lives and possible die trying to save others from torture, trying to save them from the Holocaust. The theme is to never let anyone today forget about what happened. We should also never forget about the courage and bravery of the victims of the Holocaust and the lives that were lost, and the lives that were risked. That's my opinion on what I think the theme of this book is.

This book was wrote narration style. It's narration style because it told the story of the war, and them taking over the beach, then moving inland to defeat the Germans. The book explained the process of the war. Narration style tells a story about something, and that's what D-Day Spearhead of Invasion did.

This book was okay, World War 2, the Holocaust, etc, doesn't interest me. The book was good, in my opinion, but it's not my type of book. I would recomend this book to anyone with the interest of the Holocaust, World War 2, or wars in general. Something I liked about this book, is the pictures and the captions explaining the pictures, it helped understand what happened. That's my opinion of the book D-Day Spearhead of Invasion.