Books with author Michael L. Berry

This book gives an objective viewpoint of the Third Reich, citing several widely-recomended sources to back up its assertions. It also includes a well-organized timeline of events and the Dramatis Personae of the era. The book also includes not only the time from 1933-1945, but also delves into the S.S. as an organization, and the infamous Nuremberg Trials. I would recomend the book to anyone, especially to individuals wanting a more in-depth view of one of the darkest ages of History. The black-and-white photographs add to the "feel" of the book. All the sources used on the text are listed, as are the pictures, at the back of the book, which makes way for further reading and the examination of the sources.

Julia is a little girl who has always wanted a puppy, just like many other little boys and girls. One exciting day, her wish comes true!A puppy who can talk appears at the school bus stop one morning, running out of the woods. He comes to Julia and asks her to take him to school. Julia decides she wants to keep him forever—but first she must get permission from her mother to become the puppy’s owner. If her mother says yes, Julia is hoping to find a new wonderful friend. But what will she name her new friend? In this children’s story, a little girl waiting for her school bus meets a magical puppy who can talk and who wants to become her dog.

The covers are designed to be inspiration and fun for children to draw and write about things they think are and find cool. The pages are 8.5 x 11 with a space at the top for writing a title, followed by a space for drawing a picture and then six more lines for them to write something about the picture they just drew. Kids love learning to write when they're having fun doing it.

The covers are designed to be inspiration and fun for children to draw and write about things they think are and find cool. The pages are 8.5 x 11 with a space at the top for writing a title, followed by a space for drawing a picture and then six more lines for them to write something about the picture they just drew. Kids love learning to write when they're having fun doing it.