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Books with title True Stories of Escape

  • True Stories of Escape

    Paul Dowswell

    Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, Feb. 8, 2018)
    High walls, barbed wire, savage dogs and guards who shoot to kill are just some of the obstacles faced by escaping prisoners. This book tells the extraordinary tales of men who risked their lives to regain their freedom. Part of the Usborne Young Reading series, this thrilling book is ideal for newly independent readers who prefer fact to fiction.
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  • True Stories

    Jon Scieszka, Jim Murphy

    Library Binding (Turtleback Books, Sept. 16, 2014)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. The fifth installment in the Guys Read Library of Great Reading features ten stories that are 100% amazing, 100% adventurous, 100% unbelievable--and 100% true.
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  • True Escape Stories

    Paul Dowswell

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, April 1, 2004)
    Collects eight stories of escapes from jail, prison, and military prison from around the world, most from the Second World War.
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  • True Escape Stories

    P. Dowswell

    Paperback (Usborne Publishing Ltd, May 31, 2002)
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  • True Escape Stories

    Paul Dowswell

    Library Binding (Usborne Books, June 30, 2004)
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  • True Stories of Escape: Usborne True Stories

    Paul Dowswell

    eBook (Usborne Publishing Ltd, Oct. 1, 2012)
    Eight thrilling true stories of daring escapes. Contains tales of breakouts from infamous institutions such as Alcatraz and Devil's Island, and the risks the prisoners faced afterwards, including savage dogs, armed guards and shark-infested waters. Gripping and engaging for readers who prefer real life to fiction.
  • True Stories of D-day

    Henry Brook

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2006)
    Tells the stories of the real-life heroes involved of a single day that changed the face of modern history, 6 June 1944 - D-day, the allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Normandy.
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  • True Stories of the

    J. Grant Fiero

    language (, March 8, 2015)
    My name is Penelope. So before I get started, let's all agree that it's kinda weird for me to be writing the summary for a book that's basically all about me. I mean, it makes sense because who knows more about me than, you know, me but still, kinda weird. Anyway, when you're the center of attention in a book and someone asks you for a favor about said book, what can you really say?So here's the deal. I'm fifteen and my parents just relocated me from Illinois to Southwest Florida. Sounds pretty great right? It is. I'm not gonna lie. But it's not perfect. It's summer so no school -- awesome -- but also no way to meet kids my age. Oh, and we live in a gated community that isn't officially a retirement community, except that it really is. You guessed it, no kids my age. In fact, in St. Georges, my parents might qualify as "kids." It was shaping up to be a pretty dismal summer break; that is until one of the locals literally dropped dead under suspicious circumstances right there at the St. Georges Yacht Club. After that, things got really interesting, like the kind of interesting that my dad puts in his spy books. Oh yeah, he's a writer. Mom's a lawyer.The point is, when school starts again I'm going to have a killer "what I did this summer essay." It will be epic. Trust me. But you won't get to read that. Instead, you can read this book and find out what happened when my new friend slash fake grandpa Bags and I started investigating the mystery of what really happened to our friend. Here's a hint. It was no accident.
  • True Stories of Heroes

    Paul Dowswell

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Dec. 1, 2002)
    Profiles a variety of men and women who have shown some form of heroism, from the man who captured Blackbeard the pirate and members of the resistance against Hitler to cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and a surgeon in war-torn Beirut.
  • True Stories of D-day

    Henry Brook

    Paperback (Usborne Publishing, Jan. 1, 2006)
    1ST SCHOLASTIC PRINTING, SEPT. 2006
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  • True Stories of the

    J Grant Fiero

    (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 15, 2015)
    My name is Penelope. So before I get started, let's all agree it's kinda weird for me to be writing the summary for a book that is basically all about me. I mean, it makes sense because who knows more about me than, you know, me but still, kinda weird. Anyway, when you're the center of attention in the book and someone asks you for a favor about said book, what can you really say? So here's the deal. I'm fifteen and my parents just relocated me from Illinois to Southwest Florida. Sounds pretty great right? It is. I'm not gonna lie. But it's not perfect. It's summer so no school -- awesome -- but also no way to meet kids my age. Oh, and we live in a gated community that isn't officially a retirement community, except that it really is. You guessed it, no kids my age. In fact, in St. Georges, my parents might qualify as "kids." It was shaping up to be a pretty dismal summer break; that is until one of the locals literally dropped dead under suspicious circumstances right there at the St. Georges Yacht Club. After that, things got really interesting, like the kind of interesting stuff my dad puts in his spy books. Oh yeah, he's a writer. Mom's a lawyer. The point is, when school starts again I'm going to have a killer "what I did this summer essay." It will be epic. Trust me. But you won't get to read that. Instead, you can read this book and find out what happened when my new friend slash fake grandpa Bags and I started investigating the mystery of what really happened to our friend. Here's a hint. It was no accident.
  • True Stories

    Terry Deary

    Paperback (Scholastic Point, Sept. 18, 1998)
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