Legends of War Military History for Kids

True Stories of WWII Battles and Unsung Heroes

De: Brian Teinert

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Looking for a book that makes kids excited about reading—and learning from real heroes?

These aren’t made-up war stories. They’re true. They’re gritty. And they’ll have kids saying, “Wait—this really happened?”

Legends of War: Military History for Kids brings World War II to life through jaw-dropping true stories of bravery, sacrifice, and incredible odds. From the beaches of Normandy to the jungles of the Philippines, each chapter drops young readers into the middle of real battles—and introduces them to the unsung heroes who helped shape history.

Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside:

• The fighter pilot who jumped into his plane in pajamas to defend Pearl Harbor

• A one-woman resistance fighter who smuggled maps and medicine past Japanese soldiers

• A sergeant who single-handedly took on an entire enemy squad

• Real WWII gear—uniforms, tanks, weapons, and secret codes

• Mission maps, soldier quotes, and hidden stories you won’t find in school textbooks


Why Kids, Teachers, and Parents Love This Book:

✔️ Action-Packed but True: Each story is 100% nonfiction and full of real-life intensity

✔️ Built for Reluctant Readers: Short paragraphs, dramatic scenes, and visual supports

✔️ Empowers Kids with Real Role Models: Heroes of all backgrounds who show courage, heart, and leadership

✔️ Interactive and Reflective: Includes questions, maps, and missions that spark deeper thinking

✔️ Classroom-Ready: Ideal for homeschoolers, educators, and history-loving families

Whether your child is obsessed with history or thinks books are boring, Legends of War is designed to pull them in—and open their eyes to the true power of courage, character, and resilience.


👉 Bonus Resource for Readers

Get the FREE WWII Hero Kit—including the Castle Itter bonus chapter, study questions, and more—at:

https://subscribepage.io/wwii-free-hero-kit



Recommended Grades: 4th–7th grade

Recommended Ages: 9–14 years old

Reading Level: Upper elementary to middle-grade