brux@rochester.UUCP (Mark Brucks) (01/13/84)
From: Mark Brucks <brux> Anyone out there know of any good fiction/non-fiction novel/short story that would be informative and interesting to junior high school students as a follow up to the movie "The Day After". thanks Mark Brucks uucp: (seismo | allegra)!rochester!brux arpa: brux@rochester
waltt@shark.UUCP (Walt Tucker) (01/13/84)
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Try "Alas, Babylon" by Pat Frank. The story deals with the survivors of
a nuclear war that live in central Florida. I think the first time I
read it was my Freshman-Sophmore year in high school, so it should be the
right level. Also try "Hiroshima" by John Hershey.
-- Waltginger@ssc-vax.UUCP (Ginger Grover) (01/14/84)
Anyone out there know of any good fiction/non-fiction novel/short story that would be informative and interesting to junior high school students as a follow up to the movie "The Day After" -------------------------------------------------------------- "Hiroshima" by John Hershey - a small but effective book; should be available at any library. Also, try listening to the lyrics of "The Sun Is Burning", by Simon and Garfunkel. ssc-vax!ginger