Frightful First World War
Terry Deary, Martin Brown
Subjects
- Amser hanes. Yn ôl i’r gorffennol
- Llyfrau doniol. Byddwch yn chwerthin nes syrthio oddi ar eich cadair
- Ffeithiau a gwybodaeth. Rhestrau, ystadegau a digon o ffeithiau
- Comig a manga. O Asterix i Zelda
- Llyfrau doniol. Byddwch yn chwerthin nes syrthio oddi ar eich cadair
- Comig a manga. O Asterix i Zelda
- Antur. Arswyd, gwefr a digon o helynt
Average rating
Readers can discover all the foul facts about the FRIGHTFUL FIRST WORLD WAR, including what the 'Fat King' did with food scraps and dead horses, how sniffing your own pee could save your life in a gas attack and why a pair of old socks gave away top German secrets. With a bold, accessible new look, these bestselling titles are sure to be a huge hit with yet another generation of Terry Deary fans. Revised by the author to make Horrible Histories more accessible to young readers. 2013 is HORRIBLE HISTORIES twentieth anniversary.
Reviews
It’s amazing
Anonymous 07.08.2022
It didn't have too many words, had the right amount of pictures, jokes, fun facts, and more. It was fun to read and recommend it to people who like history, facts and comedy.
Anonymous 31.07.2021
I loved this because I loved learning about the war and sneaky things. I learnt that the soldiers had no toilets in the trenches and ladders up to the battlefield!
Anonymous 28.07.2020
Its awesome to read at night and full of facts .
Anonymous 17.11.2019
I love the Horrible Histories, Science and Geography series!
Anonymous 29.10.2017
It is funny at parts and the jokes and history mixed together made me smile all of the way through. If you don't like history you will like horrible history books.
Anonymous 26.08.2017
It's full of facts and has got quite a few bad jokes.
Anonymous 06.08.2017
Great
Anonymous 08.08.2016
I loved the comical pictures!
Anonymous 28.07.2015
it tells you lots of facts.
Anonymous 27.07.2014
The first world war facts are amazing and you can have the details of how soldiers survived in the first world war
Anonymous 11.07.2014