George vs. George

Your kids will love this book. As a mom, I loved reading it myself. Great illustration, information. Fun & educational.Your kids will be encouraged to learn about history

This book is great! We are using it for our fourth grade homeschooling with our American Revolution unit. I am a judge a book by its cover girl and I was immediately drawn to this book! It gives an introduction to both George Washington and King George and then goes through several small chapters, 1. at first glance 2. a look at the life of King George and his countrymen, 3. a look at the life of George Washington and his countrymen, 4. how government worked in England 5. How government works in America, 6. The trouble with taxes, 7. The tempest over tea, 8. George versus George, 9. The shot heard round the world, 10. British forces, 11. Rebel forces, 12. A new nation, 13. The tides of war, 14. The final battle, 15. No kings for America 16. Whatever happened to King George the third 17. What did George Washington do next. Most of these little chapters are about 4 Pages long with half of each page being a picture so really easy for your child to read alone or for you to read out loud in little sections there is one section the tides of war that is several pages long without as much picture. The pictures are really bright and colorful and are fun to look at and my son enjoy those just as much as he enjoyed the reading of the actual book it gives a lot of information without being boring and kind of sums it up really well ! I would highly recommend this book for anyone talking about the American Revolution!!

Arrive as it was said,very well on time price & condition.We read it & reread it again & again.Thank you.

I use this with my kiddos to teach cause and effect, point of view, chronological order, and compare and contrast. The pictures are fantastic, but it is a bit lengthy as to show both points of view. HIGHLY recommend this book!

I expected a book of a few hunderd pages for that price. This is not a book for adults. It is more like a comic book for children. If I had seen that it was like a thin comic book I would not have bought it. Number of pages, children's lierature, and illustrated like a comic should have been in its description. I think I wasted my money by buying it. For that price I could have bought two or three more worthwhile books about the same subject. I feel robbed. I was disappointed.