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Have you ever wondered what World War II was-and why the world still talks about it today? The Big Questions: What Was World War II? is an age-appropriate, powerful introduction for readers aged 5+, written to help children understand one of the biggest events in human history clearly, carefully, and honestly. Written by interdisciplinary psychologist and dad Ethan Solace, this book explains what happened in a way children can follow-without whitewashing the truth or overwhelming young minds. Each chapter turns big history into clear storytelling, helping families and classrooms have calm, meaningful conversations about courage, loss, resilience, and the importance of peace. What makes this book different? Explains WW2 simply (without talking down) Big events are broken into clear, child-friendly ideas. Truthful, respectful, and handled with care Difficult topics are approached sensitively and responsibly. Conversation-ready for parents and educators Supports questions, reflection, and emotional understanding. Cinematic, high-impact illustrations Powerful visuals help children feel the scale of history. Inside, children will explore: What World War II was, and why it began The major sides in the conflict and who was involved Life on the home front, including the Blitz How technology and messages/media shaped the war Why battles like D-Day mattered The Holocaust-explained sensitively, with a focus on human dignity How the war ended, what changed, and why we remember Perfect for families, schools, and libraries, this is a thoughtful first step into modern history-designed to build understanding, empathy, and a deeper appreciation of peace. Ready to explore the war that reshaped the world-one big question at a time?

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