




Lately all three of my kids are super into the "you wouldn't want to be" book series
I think kids like them because of the gore (well, of course because of the gore), but the books also contain lots of random facts and funny illustrations. The weapons, in particular, fascinate T; whereas F prefers the "handy hints" on every page that coach on the ways of survival.
I enjoy the series because the books put a personal face on history. (I've also learned that I sort of would like to be a ninja warrior, but that's a whole other story).

This looks like such a great series that works for many ages -- thanks for sharing!
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