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I kind of want to read this... It's sad, really. Have I gone insane, because it's an elephant. That's bread. Or at least that's what it looks like.

i want to read it so bad :)

It's awesome major hitter!

awsome

this is the second book of the fabled beast chronicles .i loved all the characters and the overall book inspired me ,i would recommend it to you . if you like mythology you will love this book.

i hope it comes out in my stores. this is my favorite game!

I loved this book it thought me stuff about the war.

cool awesome looking book

I got this book for my birthday and so far it is really good it is cool to so try it out. I am a big fan of Star Wars

Have you ever known what it is like to be abused, and not treated like others, and even your family and friends killed? Chances are, you haven’t. The book that I will be talking about is a book written by Seymour Rossel called “The Holocaust” which is about the Holocaust. The Holocaust takes place in Germany 1933-1945. The overall focus of this book is Hitler's actions and basically what he's done. The first conflict in the book that I will be talking about is when Hitler starts to take action when he first started to get the jews to have separate things like separate bathrooms and being in the very back of the bus and things like that. And a second conflict I will be talking about is that all shops owned by jews were destroyed and robbed sometimes harming the owners or even killing them. One of the five interesting facts I will share is that Hitler actually got rejected from an art school more than once which lead his life to fascism. Another fact is that Hitler was once ordered to trim his mustache. A third fact is that Adolf actually loved Disney. A fourth fact is that Hitler was a vegetarian. And for the last fact I will be sharing is that Hitler's favorite actor only died in 2011. As a conclusion, I liked this book because it is very factual and goes through a timeline of Hitler’s actions and it is enjoyable to read. I would recommend this to more mature sixth graders and up because the book give you information about pretty graphic things that happened. This will conclude my book review.