Where the Action Was: Women War Correspondents in WW II
by Colman, Penny
ALA Notable/Best BooksJournalistWorld War II EraWomenAmelia Bloomer ProjectNCSS/CBC Notable Social Studies
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AR Book Level
7.9
AR Points
3
Word Count
15,777
Interest Level
Upper Grades (UG 9-12)
Genre
Nonfiction
AR Quiz #
57199 EN
About this book
During World War II, 127 women managed to get "where the action was" by obtaining official accreditation from the U.S. War Department as war correspondents, a profession previously reserved for men.
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