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What Was the Great Chicago Fire

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SKU: 9780399541582

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Discover the true story behind the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 in this captivating book from the What Was? series. Was a cow kicking over a lantern really to blame? Uncover the real causes and devastating impact of this historic event. Explore the aftermath and learn about the city’s remarkable rebuilding. Perfect for history buffs and curious readers alike. ISBN: 9780399541582

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9780399541582
  • Publisher: Penguin Workshop
  • Publisher Imprint: Penguin Workshop
  • Depth: 13
  • Height: 188 mm
  • No of Pages: 112
  • Series Title: What Was?
  • Weight: 136 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0399541586
  • Publisher Date: 25 Oct 2016
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Edition: DGS
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 10 mm
  • Width: 135 mm

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg

23 reviews for What Was the Great Chicago Fire

  1. Chetan Sharma

    My kids loved it! They learned so much. Very engaging and easy to understand. I read it aloud to my class.

  2. Karan Dhawan

    It gave a brief description of the great Chicago fire. Good book if you want something simple to read.

  3. Moksh Ashish Shah

    Decent, but not one of the best ‘What Was?’ books. The writing style was okay. My kiddo lost attention quick.

  4. Ashish Ranjan

    A quick and easy read about an important historical event. It was okay but not as great as I thought.

  5. Rashi Srivastava

    Well written and easy to understand for children. I loved the book. I will buy another from this series.

  6. Manav Verma

    Interesting facts, but the writing wasn’t as captivating as other books in the series. Still worth a read.

  7. Aditi Tomar

    Informative and engaging! My daughter loved learning about the history. It was a bit too simplistic for me, though.

  8. Harshit Agrawal

    Great book for kids. It’s was entertaining and easy to follow. I will purchase more books from this series.

  9. Sudeep Saurav

    My daughter really enjoyed it. She learned a lot about the Chicago Fire. A very accessible read.

  10. Mehak Bareja

    Great for a quick overview. Wish it went into more depth. Still, a solid introduction to the topic.

  11. Tanu Chalotra

    Good, but not great. A basic overview. It felt a little rushed. Good for younger children.

  12. Ayush

    Simple and straightforward. A bit too simplistic for older kids, but great for younger elementary students.

  13. Rahul Meena

    Decent book for kids, but some information felt simplified to the point of being misleading. Overall, educational.

  14. Tanish Mahawar

    I would say this book is okay. It gave an overview of the topic and I felt it could have gone into more detail.

  15. Thushar Ajith

    My son enjoyed learning about the fire! Good for kids, although it can be a little scary. Overall, good!

  16. Divya

    A good starting point for learning about the Chicago Fire. Could have been a little more detailed though.

  17. Ritik Joshi

    A good introduction to the Chicago Fire for kids. My son enjoyed it, but I felt it glossed over some of the complexities.

  18. Rahul Sonowal

    Informative and held my child’s attention. Perhaps geared towards a younger age group than expected.

  19. Ujjwal Chauhan

    My son liked the book. Easy to understand, good for elementary age students. It gave a nice overview.

  20. Apurva Chaudhary

    It covered the topic very well. My child really enjoyed this book. It’s good to have different point of views.

  21. Apoorva Nautiyal

    I felt this book was not as good as other in the series. The facts were off and the writing was bad.

  22. Pulkit Bansal

    A solid ‘What Was?’ book. My kiddo found it interesting. The illustrations were a nice touch.

  23. Anubhav Singh Upperwal

    Entertaining and educational. My child enjoyed it. Very insightful! Some parts I felt were lacking depth.

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