I
think most people can remember 9/11/2001. This book still brings back
tender memories. I was miles away from any attack, but still spent the
day glued to the television watching the news of the attack, and to see
the towers actually fall was one of those things that left you sick
inside.
This
author is able to present the information to a juvenile audience in a
manner that is dignified, but not overbearing. He says America was
under attack by Al Qaeda lead by Osama Bin Laden. He also lets us know that Osama Bin Laden was killed by American forces ten years later.
One thing I like about this book was how it took you inside of the
offices where people were at the focal point of the attack, and helped me
feel the chaos people were going through. However out of that chaos,
were people patiently walking down the stairs, and others who went about
looking for co workers and helping them get on their way down the
stairs. Also the firemen and police men cannot be over praised nor over honored.
The
author tells stories of heroes, some who survived this day, and some
who did not. I enjoyed reading the author’s summary remarks in which he
dedicated the book to those from his town who had passed away. It was
very touching.
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