Disasters
Author: Brenda Z. Guiberson Disasters is a nonfiction book which examines ten catastrophes that have occurred throughout the world. Some of the disasters were the result of forces of nature such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and the 2004 tsunami which hit Asia. Some of the disasters—the Smallpox pandemic, The Johnstown Flood, even Hurricane Katrina—were exacerbate by mistakes made by people. Others could have been prevented or minimized had precautions been taken. No matter what the causes of the disasters, the reader can definitely see the effects and how nature and man can define destinies. If you like history and factual information, this book will be enjoyable.
12 Comments
chris
11/21/2013 11:44:17 pm
this sounds like a good book to read.
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Ian
11/21/2013 11:45:58 pm
sounds cool
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ghost man p.s brandon
11/21/2013 11:46:46 pm
ill check it out
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sean
11/21/2013 11:47:59 pm
good book
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ghost man p.s brandon
11/21/2013 11:49:58 pm
sounds tempting :]
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Riley Gilroy
2/8/2015 11:02:17 pm
this book sounds good because i have read all of the i survived series and loved
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Grace Heydon
2/8/2015 11:35:58 pm
This book sounds really fascinating because I've read one "I Survived" book and I really liked it. This book has a lot of history.
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Madison Hoover
2/8/2015 11:38:16 pm
this book sound good because it has most of the netar disters
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Ethan Swartz
2/8/2015 11:40:11 pm
This book seems good because it's with true disasters. This book also reminds me of the I survived series because in some of the I survived books have true natural disasters.
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jasmin
2/9/2015 03:41:18 am
sounds cool but i dont think i would be intersted because i dont normally like disasters.
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Jonathan
2/11/2015 11:04:06 pm
I think this book would be fun to read because I'm interested in disasters
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